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It's official @EYPiConsult won the Outstanding Project of the Year award at the Transport Practitioners Meeting 2023.
We have been so supported by everyone at the Future Transport Vision Group and the wider Transport Planning Community.
Team EYPiC hosted an online forum to discuss what we can all do to better engage more young people in consultations.
It was interactive, engaging & thought provoking!
Couldn't attend? You can watch back:🔗
clipchamp.com/watch/a5AEpdwY…
Thoughts/ questions? Share as a comment👇
Are you a consultation expert? Are you free on December 7th at 1pm? Do you have any examples of how you or your organisation has successfully (or not so successfully) engaged young people in public consultations? We have an opportunity for you... (1/3)
If you answered yes to all of the above, then please consider presenting at our online forum.
We're looking for 2-3 people to speak for approx. 5 minutes each about their experiences.
We can contribute to costs... (2/3)
Read more about our project and our focus on engaging more young people in consultations in this post 👇👇
Thanks to @_BusinessLDN for sharing
.@nicholsgroup has delivered an award winning project designed to improve the participation of young people in consultations.
✍️Read all about the project in our latest Inclusion & Diversity guest blog:
businessldn.co.uk/id/nichols…
On December 7th (1-2:30pm) we're hosting a FREE online event to discuss: How can we engage more young people in public consultations?
If you're a policy maker, planner, consultation organiser, young person or interested in consultations/ policy sign up
🔗ticketsource.co.uk/eypic
Want to improve young person engagement in policy and planning?
We're in the process of organising an online forum and want to share examples of good (and not so good) case studies.
Share your case studies via email: eypic.consult@gmail.com
More info about the event soon!
We're on the look out for examples of 'good public consultations' in England👁🗨
I.e. those that capture a diversity of voices and include people of all ages, backgrounds, education levels, disabilities, and ethnicities.
#Diversity #consultation #DisabilityInclusion
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The responses obtained by Basingstoke and Deane Borough council were better representative of the wider population, using quotas & stratified random sampling.
#RepresentationMatters
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If you've got an example of a 'good consultation', or have ideas for how to better engage with young people please do get in touch!
Send us a DM or email us at eypic.consult@gmail.com
#GetInvolved
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Have you or your organisation conducted a public consultation and achieved high levels of engagement from young people?
If so, we'd love to hear from you so that we can share what others can do to achieve higher engagement.
Send us a DM or email us at eypic.consult@gmail.com
The Engaging Young People in Consultation (EYPiC) team are now on the look out for organisations and local authorities that have stories to tell (good or bad) about engaging young people in consultations. (1/4)
These case studies will be shared on the EYPiC website and social media channels. We hope that they, along with the EYPiC resources already available, will help to highlight to others what methods could be employed to increase engagement with this population group. (3/4)
For more information about the EYPiC project and our toolkit, head to our website: eypic.super.site/ Any questions - or if you're interested in working with us to produce a case study, please email us at eypic.consult@gmail.com (4/4)
1/4) We met the E-Drone team at the TPM conference. We heard they conducted a study to explore people's perceptions of logistics drones & that they achieved high engagement from young people. We wanted to hear more!
More info about E-Drone here: e-drone.org/
4/4) We produced a case study infographic of the E-Drone project to highlight how they achieved high engagement.
We also showed how their methods align with the EYPiC toolkit.
And we provide recommendations for future research and consultations.





