OECD Presentation of the Youth Fora - Helsinki, Finland 2015
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Presentation of the OECD Youth Forum results. For more information please www.oecd.org/governance/ministerial/youth-dialogue.htm
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OECD Presentation of the Youth Fora - Helsinki, Finland 2015
- 1. Key Findings Results of National Youth Fora and Engagement Activities
- 2. • 10 Countries • Youth engagement activities ranging from: – “Bar Camps” – National Youth Camps/Fora – Youth Policy Labs – School classes • Results submitted to OECD
- 4. Where are we now? • Youth need more information on ‘how’ to engage • Youth want to feel that their views are taken seriously • Youth want improved structures to engage
- 5. Where do we want to be? • Youth have a say in issues that affect their daily lives • Leaders are engaged with what matters to youth • Many different channels exist for youth to engage
- 6. How will we get there? • Create the space for engagement • Create new learning opportunities for youth to get engaged • Focus systematic discussion on issues that matter to youth
Editor's Notes
- 10 countries carried out a range of youth engagement activities such as Bar Camps, National Youth Fora, School Classes and policy labs The results were submitted to OECD
- A key message seems to be “youth want to engage but don’t know how” Youth currently feel that their opinions are not taken seriously There is a lack of current structures to for youth engagement, such as youth parliaments and youth councils.
- i.e. youth would like to be given a real say on how their schools are run, including the curricula, the food, the dress. Leaders come to youth for advice and use understandable language to communicate – don’t use jargon
- Empower youth organisations and associations to play an active role and interest broker. Schools supporting and teaching public engagement of young people from a young age, and teaching the value of participation Systematic discussion between ministers and youth on issues that matter to youth