Synopsis: Research by young people can challenge existing approaches to health and social care. It points to ways of doing things differently in order to improve the form, location and uptake of young people¡¯s services and provision. In this talk we discuss: i) The ways that the Pathways to Health project has been working with young people age 14-18 in disadvantaged communities in ÍøÂç²ÊƱAPPÏÂÔØ_°Ä¿Í²ÊƱÍø-¹Ù·½ÓÎÏ·, to understand their place-based community assets. ii) The Young Researcher Training Programme - a fully co-created 12-week training programme by young people for young people that covers the whole research cycle, iii) The city-wide Pathways consortium that brings together civic leaders, voluntary sector, health and education professionals and cultural organisations to learn from young people.

ÍøÂç²ÊƱAPPÏÂÔØ_°Ä¿Í²ÊƱÍø-¹Ù·½ÓÎÏ·, seminars are by invitation only, if you would like to join please email Melanie.