A new project on strengthening youth work taught me a lot about dealing with complex issues. Three practical insights that could also be of value for others.
Mark Snijder
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5 insights that led me to storytelling and narrative research
How can we use storytelling to better learn from best practices in the field of youth? A personal quest for stories as an indispensable source of knowledge for everyone working with and for children and young people.
What can youth professionals do to prevent radicalisation?
In recent years, a lot of experience has been gained with the prevention of radicalisation and the role of youth professionals in it. For a Dutch ministry, we collected best practices, extracted the most important insights and described them in online magazines.
Podcasts about the Middle East
Curious about stories on the complexity of the Middle East and North Africa? Sign up for the lunch interviews or subscribe to the podcast!
Learning from countering radicalisation
Even for a complex issue like countering radicalisation, professionals can learn from experiences in other cities and regions. A national team of ‘zorg- en veiligheidshuizen’ wanted to collect the available expertise and make it applicable in practice, in order to help improve the approach in all regions.
Youth care for complex problems
Children, young people and parents with complex problems are not always well served by youth care services. What can we learn from their stories and from the experiences of professionals? And how can we improve the care and assistance provided to other children and families?
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