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“Talking Youth Work” is a series of podcast interviews to Youth Work experts and practitioners, that have a say when it comes to Innovation in Youth Work, either because they are using creative methods to empower young people, researching on youth trends, or responsible for Youth Policies at international level. Like a “shot” of inspiration, all of our guests have a unique point of view about how can Youth Workers shake up, upgrade and innovate on their daily work. If you want to learn more about the approaches and methods presented in the podcast, you can look up step-by-step tutorials on our Tools section, read the Future Labs Handbook or even learn about training Youth Workers on these tools by using our open source Training Program. Enjoy!
talkingyouthworkpodcast hosts The Talking Youth Work Podcast, a education show with 51 episodes published.
Hello dear listeners, In this episode we talked with Dr. Ivan Ivanov a professor of international politics from North Macedonia, and the Director of the School for Young Leaders , an intensive international programme tha
Hello dear listeners, We are back with another conversation that will make you look at young people (and at yourself ) quite differently! In this episode we talked with Dr. David Yeager, professor of psychology at the Un
Hello dear listeners, In this episode, we talked with Elena Avramosvska, a researcher with over 10 years of experience studying democracy, political participation, and gender equality, with a special focus on Generation
Hello dear listeners, We know you missed us, you don’t have to play tough, we missed you too! In this episode we talked with Paul Menier, Executive Director of the Youth Intervention Programs Association (YIPA), and we d
Hello Dear Listeners, In this episode we had the absolute pleasure (and a bit of a "starstruck" moment) of talking to Dr. Barbara Oakley, a professor of engineering, researcher, and the mind behind some of the most popul
Hello dear listeners, In this episode, we explored youth participation and democracy, and how children and young people are engaging with public life in new and challenging ways. We talked with Andrés Falk and Marcela Gu
In this episode, we talked to Alena Tomanová, Youth worker, innovator and researcher, currently the chairwoman of YouthWatch. In our conversation, we explored what makes Generation Z, and the emerging Generation Alpha, s
Hello dear listeners, In this episode, we talked with Ashley Fell, a social researcher, TEDx speaker, and the Director of Advisory at McCrindle, an Australian-based research firm renowned for its work on generational tre
Hello dear listeners, In this episode, we talked with Romy Alexandra, an expert in psychological safety and experiential learning. Her work with NGOs on youth leadership and human trafficking prevention highlighted the n
Hello dear listeners, In this episode, we begin exploring the idea of unlearning, joined by Juan Camilo, a youth worker from Colombia who has been living in Iceland. Juan has a background in international education, cult
Hello dear listeners, In this episode, we begin exploring the idea of unlearning, joined by Juan Camilo, a youth worker from Colombia who has been living in Iceland. Juan has a background in international education, cult
Hello Dear Listeners, We are back and we missed you! Did you miss us? In this first episode of our fourth season, we talked with Katya Sherer about youth work trainers’ wellbeing. Katya is a trainer, active in the youth
In this episode, we had a conversation with Mark Postema, an EduScrum trainer who also teaches English and Physics. Edu what? You might say. EduScrum is a framework that comprises tools and ceremonies aimed at creating a
Hello dear listeners, In this episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Vika Matuzaitė, a non-formal education trainer and facilitator, who enlightened us about the concept of Queer Youth and how youth workers can s
Dear listeners, In this edition, we had the pleasure of conversing with Jan Lai, an expert in international youth mobility, non-formal education, youth work, digital literacy, and online learning. Jan is a passionate and
Hello dear listeners, In this episode, we talked to Snežana Bačlija Knoch, an educational consultant in the European youth field and a facilitator of learning for nearly two decades. She loves to create encouraging and i
Hello dear listeners, This time our conversation was with Michael Kimming, an intercultural trainer, coach, online instructor and facilitator. Michael and other colleagues published an eBook called “How to Talk About War
Hello dear listeners, In this episode, we talked with Paul Kloosterman, a youth worker and author of several publications for youth workers and facilitators. We heard Paul’s story of how he got involved in youth work, bu
Hello dear listeners, After more than a year, Talking Youth Work is back. We did miss you. A lot! We hope you are doing well and are curious to learn about Youth Work with our guests. This time we spoke with Niels Floor,
Dear listeners, We spoke with Paavo Pyykönen who is a senior program advisor for the Finnish National Agency for the Erasmus+ Youth Program, an european funding line that supports youth work related projects. Paavo talke
Dr. David Yeager
bestselling author of 10–25: The Science of Motivating Young People · Texas Behavioral Science and Policy Institute
1 appearance on this show
Barbara Oakley
Distinguished Professor of Engineering · Oakland University
1 appearance on this show
Ashley Fell
Director of Advisory and Future Report host · McCrindle Research
1 appearance on this show
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