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Youth Social Action Webinar Series
Venue: Online via Zoom
Date: 17 November 2026
Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Fee: Free for AoC members only
Youth Social Action Webinar Series
Tuesday 17 November, 10:00-11:00
Engaging the disengaged in social action
Join the Regional Enrichment Coordinator for Yorkshire and Humber for the first webinar in our Youth Social Action webinar series. Hear directly from colleges that have successfully engaged students who may be less inclined to participate in social action activities. Discover how they have tailored opportunities to meet students' interests, supported skills development, and created meaningful pathways for participation.
This practical session will share top tips for overcoming disengagement, alongside key takeaways and ideas that you can implement within your own college.
This webinar is funded by the Pears Foundation as part of the Youth Social Action & Enrichment Programme.
Free to attend for AoC member colleges
Tuesday 9 March, 15:00-16:00
Embedding social action in your college
Join the Regional Enrichment Coordinator for Yorkshire and Humber for the second webinar in our Youth Social Action webinar series. Hear from colleges that have successfully embedded youth social action within their culture, curriculum, and wider student experience.
You'll leave with ideas and inspiration to support discussions within your teams and help foster a culture of social action in your college.
This webinar is funded by the Pears Foundation as part of the Youth Social Action & Enrichment Programme.
Free to attend for AoC member colleges
Tuesday 11 May, 10:00-11:00
Votes for 16: how to engage your students in politics through social action
Join the Regional Enrichment Coordinator for Yorkshire and Humber for the final webinar in our Youth Social Action webinar series. Hear from colleges that have successfully used social action projects to engage students with politics, democracy, and civic participation in meaningful and accessible ways.
You'll gain valuable insights, practical ideas, and key takeaways to support political engagement through social action within your own college.
This webinar is funded by the Pears Foundation as part of the Youth Social Action & Enrichment Programme.
Free to attend for AoC member colleges.
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