Part of a series of work supporting young people with lived experience to lead change as a result of the Time to Talk Next Steps programme.
Some young people with lived experience of exclusion and discrimination have developed resources to improve inclusive practice and to have their voices heard.
Some of the young people below are also involved in delivering training for practitioners and parent/carers.
Ruth's top tips for brilliant meetings
A resource about how to make meetings accessible for everyone. Read Ruth’s top tips.
Emma's videos
Harshi's videos
Our world of work blog and films
Harry Georgiou, youth advisory and coproduction assistant at DFN Project SEARCH, teamed up with NDTi’s Thomas Henley to create a film which captures young people’s experiences of work.
Read the blog and watch the full version of the film: Our world of work
If you don’t want to watch the full eight minute film, here are some short versions on different topics of work.
- Young disabled people’s hopes for future employment (YouTube)
- Young disabled people in employment (YouTube)
- Young disabled people’s message to employers (YouTube)
- Shockingly low disability employment statistics. Young disabled people react (YouTube)
- What helps young disabled people in employment (YouTube)
- The challenges of work for disabled young people (YouTube)
Podcast on coproduction
Thomas is talking to Victoria Mason-Angelow from NDTi and Ikra and Ruth from Time to Talk Next Steps programme about how coproduction worked for them.
Podcast: Talking Inclusion Ep.19 – Time to Talk Next Steps: Co-production of evaluation
Research and evaluation training
Learning Together inclusive research and evaluation training is for anyone who doesn’t have a traditional research background, including young people.
Learning Together: Inclusive research and evaluation training
