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21 January 2021

The Right Candidate: Making your job application more attractive during the Covid-19 pandemic

The current job market is tough. We share some tips on how to make your job application stand out, based on our recent recruitment of two new Research Assistants.
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General research
Social Trends
Young people
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19 August 2020

The kids are not alright: Covid-19, mental health and young people

No one knows how long the pandemic will last and will keep affecting our lives – and our mental health. But what we know is that it’s likely that younger generations will be disproportionately hit by long-term consequences.
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5 August 2020

Are young people replacing older people as the key volunteering group?

Volunteers have proved how crucial they are for the charity sector, and for society more broadly, during the Covid-19 pandemic. In this week's blog, Max Roche contextualises some recent changes in volunteering patterns within some longitudinal trends.
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Volunteering
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9 January 2020

What does Miss Universe know about girls and leadership?

This week's blog looks at leadership in the charity sector, and what we might be able to learn from looking at alternative leadership models.
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Governance
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Young people
12 September 2019

Child's Play: What has happened to children's charities over the last decade?

The last 5-10 years has seen a significant decline in the popularity of children's charities across the UK. This report reveals the declining levels of voluntary income experienced by these charities along with a slide in awareness and attitudes amongst the public and politicians alike.

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Young people
10 July 2019

Ethical Ravers: Where non-profits meet the electronic music community

This week's blog explores how the electronic dance community is supporting charities, and could provide further opportunities for non-profits to engage young people.
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Fundraising
Young people
15 May 2019

Why we need to talk about ethnicity in volunteering

This blog explores the role of ethnicity in volunteering and the key motivating factors that encourage engagement from BME groups.
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Public Attitudes
Volunteering
Young people
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18 April 2019

Our millennial staff will probably be in big trouble over pensions

Pensions - a quagmire to navigate. In this week's blog, Joe Saxton shares some of his concerns about the pension system, and how it is likely to affect young people.
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Young people
14 March 2019

Are the kids really alright? The biggest challenges facing young people today

How can charities accommodate for what young people consider the most important issues facing them today?

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General research
Internet
Young people
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10 January 2019

An inconvenient blog: why charities must get to grips with changing lifestyles

Veganism and vegetarianism appear to be on the rise. What do these lifestyle choices mean for charities and their supporters? This week's blog explores this question and more.
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Social Trends
Strategy
Young people
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6 November 2018

What’s wrong with young men? How awareness of charities changes for different demographics

    
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31 October 2018

Getting fit and doing good: what can volunteer managers learn from GoodGym

    
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