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BIG INTERVIEW: A new vision of collaboration - Margaret Hodge, minister for children and young people

6 August 2003, Young People Now

Margaret Hodge has no illusions about the difficulties ahead. The minister for children and young people is adamant that her job is one of the best in government, but she...

OPINION: The Ferret ... digs behind the headlines

6 August 2003, Young People Now

In his recent, well-reported rant against young people, the chair of the Professional Association of Teachers said some curious things. Jim O'Neill said Kylie Minogue, Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears...

OPINION: Hot Issue - Is the problem of street crime inherently linked to drugs?

6 August 2003, Young People Now

The Government focused on substance misuse in its flagship Street Crime Initiative, but last week's review of this approach questioned the connection between drugs and street crime. YES - Detective...

EDITORIAL: It's a fine line when sharing information

6 August 2003, Young People Now

A young person who kept handing in assignments late or missing school might not feel comfortable giving the real reason why. But were the school able to talk to the...

OPINION: Paralysed by a maze of regulations

6 August 2003, Young People Now

A few months ago, I went to see a young woman at her house. I needed to see her quite urgently, which was the reason for calling round. She was...

VETERAN YOUTH WORKERS: Better with age

6 August 2003, Young People Now

Youth work is a stressful profession that takes its toll over time. Helen Gregory talks to four veterans to find the secrets of longevity in working with young people

INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY: Concern for the wider world

6 August 2003, Young People Now

Former Lebanon hostage and president of Y Care International Terry Waite believes current global events emphasise the need for young people to take an active interest in the circumstances of...

SHAPE: The latest moral panic

6 August 2003, Young People Now

Young people are often demonised as the cause of crime. Steve Barrett finds out about an initiative aimed at changing perceptions of youth offending. Human rights lawyer Baroness Helena Kennedy...

RESOURCES: Talking point - What should citizenship ceremonies entail?

6 August 2003, Young People Now

Congratulations, you are now a Brit – get young people talking about what happens when people become British citizens. In 2001, 90,000 people were granted British citizenship. They received their...

RESOURCES: Just out ... A round-up of new resources

6 August 2003, Young People Now

Becoming Emotionally Intelligent: A comprehensive 198-page workbook for trainers and educators who work with young people, this publication provides activities to support young people's emotional intelligence. The book walks the...