Category Archives: young people
Young people and political engagement
When it comes to engaging people with politics – whether that’s making sure decision makers hear your voice about local matters or a broken street light right up to lobbying government for a change in the law – us Brits … Continue reading →
Filed under e-democracy, education, everyday social networking, Government 2.0 or whatever you want to call it, lobbying, trends, young people
Tagged as Battlefront, Beccy Allen, BNP, e-democracy, Hansard, HeadsUp, Jo Woolf, policy wonks, political apathy, Random Acts of Kindness, Raw Television, Shane Greer, Tom Lodziak, Tom Robbins, Total Politics, UK Youth Parliament, University of Bergamo, voting
