It’s been a good start to the New Year for Changemakers - we have been commissioned by the DCSF to do a feasibility study on the proposed new National Institute for Youth Leadership. Over the next few weeks we will be convening groups of experts from all sections of society and civic life to gather their views on how young people can be most effectively supported to become the leaders of the future.
We are particularly interested in the different leadership qualities that might be needed to meet the big global challenges of the mid 21st century, like climate change, cultural and community cohesion. Young people turning 18 in ’18, the young leaders of the future, will be facing very different demands as leaders to their counterparts of the last fifty years. I’m coming to the conclusion that it is up to us to equip them to equip themselves. I would be very interested in hearing your views on how we can best develop the leaders of the future.
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