The document discusses a "Youth Work Online Month of Action" which focuses on rethinking responses to youth online, sharing good practices, and building workforce capacity. It argues that blocking and restriction-focused responses are counterproductive, undermine youth rights, neglect youth's digital lives, and exclude youth from important debates. Instead, it promotes supporting digital citizenship, empowering youth, responding to risks while promoting resiliency, and providing positive online spaces shaped by youth.
Connected Practice Presentation - Taking Youth Work Online
Youth Work Online - Rethinking Responses to Young People's Online Lives
1. Youth Work Online Month of Action
www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Supporting practitioners to support young people.
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
2. Youth Work Online Month of Action
Rethinking responses
Sharing stories, innovation and good
practice
Building workforce capacity
Building the resource base
Looking to the future
www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Supporting practitioners to support young people.
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
8. Rethinking responses
Blocking & restriction-focussed responses are frequently
counter-productive
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9. Rethinking responses
Blocking & restriction-focussed responses are frequently
counter-productive
Allowing adults to ignore responsibilities; denying participation of young people in
online spaces; circumvention increases risk.
www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
10. Rethinking responses
Blocking & restriction-focussed responses are frequently
counter-productive
Allowing adults to ignore responsibilities; denying participation of young people in
online spaces; circumvention increases risk.
Restriction-focused responses undermine other rights
www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
11. Rethinking responses
Blocking & restriction-focussed responses are frequently
counter-productive
Allowing adults to ignore responsibilities; denying participation of young people in
online spaces; circumvention increases risk.
Restriction-focused responses undermine other rights
Rights to participation, provision, privacy and other protections.
www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
12. Rethinking responses
Blocking & restriction-focussed responses are frequently
counter-productive
Allowing adults to ignore responsibilities; denying participation of young people in
online spaces; circumvention increases risk.
Restriction-focused responses undermine other rights
Rights to participation, provision, privacy and other protections.
Services are neglecting digital dimensions of young people’s lives
www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
13. Rethinking responses
Blocking & restriction-focussed responses are frequently
counter-productive
Allowing adults to ignore responsibilities; denying participation of young people in
online spaces; circumvention increases risk.
Restriction-focused responses undermine other rights
Rights to participation, provision, privacy and other protections.
Services are neglecting digital dimensions of young people’s lives
Missing support needs; and opportunities to develop opportunities.
www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
14. Rethinking responses
Blocking & restriction-focussed responses are frequently
counter-productive
Allowing adults to ignore responsibilities; denying participation of young people in
online spaces; circumvention increases risk.
Restriction-focused responses undermine other rights
Rights to participation, provision, privacy and other protections.
Services are neglecting digital dimensions of young people’s lives
Missing support needs; and opportunities to develop opportunities.
Missed opportunities to build digital literacy for future workforce
and for our communities
www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
15. Rethinking responses
Blocking & restriction-focussed responses are frequently
counter-productive
Allowing adults to ignore responsibilities; denying participation of young people in
online spaces; circumvention increases risk.
Restriction-focused responses undermine other rights
Rights to participation, provision, privacy and other protections.
Services are neglecting digital dimensions of young people’s lives
Missing support needs; and opportunities to develop opportunities.
Missed opportunities to build digital literacy for future workforce
and for our communities
Young people excluded from the debate or contributions ignored
www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
16. Rethinking responses
Blocking & restriction-focussed responses are frequently
counter-productive
Allowing adults to ignore responsibilities; denying participation of young people in
online spaces; circumvention increases risk.
Restriction-focused responses undermine other rights
Rights to participation, provision, privacy and other protections.
Services are neglecting digital dimensions of young people’s lives
Missing support needs; and opportunities to develop opportunities.
Missed opportunities to build digital literacy for future workforce
and for our communities
Young people excluded from the debate or contributions ignored
Narrow youth fora pre-empt conclusions.
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17. !
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18. Support digital citizenship
Empower young people
Respond to risks
Promote resiliency
Provide positive spaces
Youth shaped services
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19. Where next?
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