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  • About
    A core components approach involves breaking provision into its constituent parts, and also consider which components are most important to remain intact and which are more flexible. During COVID-19 pandemic, a time of great upheaval, how can youth organisations use this approach to purposefully adapt provision with changes to context and learn through evaluation?

    Speakers: Mary McKaskill, Research and Methods Lead, Centre for Youth Impact; and Dr Nick Axford, Associate Professor in Health Services, University of Plymouth

    All handouts are available in the handout section above.
  • Agenda
    • 2.00pm | Keynote: Using a core components approach to describe provision, adapt, and learn - Mary McKaskill & Nick Axford
    • 2.40pm | Networking break
    • 3.00pm | Measuring what matters: a systems approach to evaluating impact and effectiveness in children's social care - Professor Rick Hood & Brendan O'Donovan
    • 3.35pm | Evaluation in practice: Challenges, dilemmas and youth-centred approaches - Tania de St Croix, Louise Doherty, Aston Wood & Finn Grieg
    • 4.35pm | Break
    • 4.45pm | Social and emotional skills: Understanding and evaluating impact - Professor Robin Banerjee
  • Price
    Free
  • Language
    English
  • OPEN TO
    Anyone with the event link can attend
  • Dial-in available
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FEATURED PRESENTERS
  • Webinar hosting presenter

    Mary McKaskill

    Research and Methods Lead, Centre for Youth Impact
    Mary McKaskill is the Centre for Youth Impact’s Research and Methods Lead where most of her work focusses on the relationship between high quality experiences and outcomes for young people. Her main interests are in evaluation methods that can be...
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  • Webinar hosting presenter

    Nick Axford

    Associate Professor in Health Services at the University of Plymouth and a Senior Associate at the Dartington Service Design Lab
    Nick is Associate Professor in Health Services at the University of Plymouth and a Senior Associate at the Dartington Service Design Lab. His research interests are evidence-based prevention and early intervention to improve child well-being,...
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  • Webinar hosting presenter

    Bethia McNeil

    CEO, Centre for Youth Impact
    Bethia is CEO at the Centre for Youth Impact, and has been with the Centre since its launch in September 2014. Prior to joining the team to set up the Centre, Bethia worked at the Dartington Social Research Unit, the Young Foundation, the National...
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