Auf dem neuesten Stand: Positionspapier Nachwuchsquoten
Die SRzG hat ihr Positionspapier „Nachwuchsquoten in Parteien und Parlamenten“ überarbeitet und aktualisiert. Anlass war die exzellente Qualität der Einreichungen für den Generationengerechtigkeits-Preis 2017/18 zum Thema „Wie Parteien und Gewerkschaften für junge Menschen attraktiv werden können?“ und die Arbeit an der Intergenerational Justice Review 2-2018 zum selben Thema. Dieses und weitere Positionpapiere finden Sie hier …
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Muss der Übergang von der Jugend zum Erwachsenenalter wie ein Spaziergang am Klippenrand sein? – Post 9
The transition to adulthood can look like a cliff edge. Matt Jordan, who works on the Health Foundation’s Young people’s future health inquiry, sets out the conditions that can make all the difference – between falling and jumping in Growing up and losing the structure and security we may take for granted as teenagers …
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Mind the gap – Post 8
Dr Avirup Gupta, a practising clinical psychiatrist in the NHS, describes his first-hand experience of observing the transition between child and adolescent and adult mental health care, and suggests some solutions to the problems this can entail. Child and adolescent mental health services across the country face many challenges at the point where their …
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„Down“ und „out“, down under: Mentale Gesundheit von jungen Australier*innen – Post 7
Sonia Arakkal, co-founder of Australian lobby group Think Forward, explains why the youth mental health crisis in Australia is a symptom of intergenerational inequality, and what can be done about it You may have seen the Buzzfeed article describing Millennials as the burnout generation. This isn’t a simple a case of Millennial whinging. Every day …
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Warum Politiker jungen Menschen Hoffnung geben müssen – Post 6
Financial pressures are taking their toll on young people, and especially on young women, as a recent survey by the Young Women’s Trust reveals. Its Director of Communications and Campaigns, Joe Levenson, summarises the findings – and sounds the alarm bells At a time of life traditionally characterised by youthful swagger and optimism, many …
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Zeit, dem Klippenrand ein Ende zu setzen: die Erfüllung der mentalen Bedürfnisse junger Menschen – Post 5
Young people need care services that carry on consistently through the transitions between childhood and adulthood. Kadra Abdinasir, Strategic Lead at the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition (CYPMHC), makes the case, and welcomes recent Government initiatives in this direction The transition into adulthood can be a daunting and difficult time for most young …
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Money on your mind – Die Zusammenhänge zwischen Schulden und mentaler Gesundheit – Post 4
StepChange Debt Charity provides free debt advice online and over the telephone. Grace Brownfield works in the policy team, campaigning for changes to regulation, law and practice, to reduce the risk of problem debt and the harm it causes. Here she looks at the link between debt and mental health, especially among young people At …
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Was passiert, wenn wir nichts für die psychische Gesundheit junger Menschen unternehmen? – Post 3
A growing concern about young people’s mental health prompted this question. Sophie Corlett, Director of External Relations at the mental health charity Mind, responds, and signals that much yet needs to be done What happens if we do nothing about young people’s mental health? This question was put to us recently by a …
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Psychische Gesundheitsversorgung für Jugendliche: wachsender Bedarf, unzureichende Versorgung – Post 2
MENTAL HEALTH BLOG WEEK. The recently published NHS Long Term Plan includes new provisions for addressing the inadequacies of mental health care for young people. Helen Hayes, Labour MP for Dulwich and West Norwood in London, explains why – while welcome – this is clearly not enough One of the most enjoyable parts of my …
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Dürfen wir vorstellen? Die Blog Week „Mentale Gesundheit“ der IF und SRzG – Post 1
To mark the beginning of a week of IF blogs on the subject of young people and mental health, IF’s Senior Researcher David Kingman explains what we have in store for our readers. It’s Time to Talk Day on Thursday 7 February, a campaign run by the Time to Change social movement which is designed …
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