YouthNet and the British Youth Council launched the Respect? Campaign in 2005 after research showed that young people were increasingly concerned about their negative portrayal in the media and politics.
An evaluation published today includes 13 tips, distilled from what the charities have learned. These include making sure that young people know what's in it for them, recruiting a diverse group and making it easy to get involved.
Sophie Manning, member of the Respect? young people's advisory group, said: "What's made me keep coming back over the years is that I've got so much out of it. I've had lots of training and changed my career plans as a result of it.
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