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Inés Sanguino
Inés is an Advisor in the Home Affairs, Security and Education Team. Prior to joining BIT, Inés worked at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris. At the OECD, she supported countries in the implementation of education policies and collaborated on a project related to foreign language…
- EYV Lab project
Summer Jobs
Supporting young people with employment opportunities
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Clare Tanton
Clare is a Senior Evaluation Manager in the Home Affairs, Security and Education team. Prior to joining BIT Clare worked at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine where she worked on the development and evaluation of school-based interventions to reduce violence and to improve menstrual health and hygiene.…
- EYV Lab project
Think Again
Preventing dating, relationship, and gender-based violence
- EYV Lab project
Face It
Supporting young people at risk of exclusion
- EYV Lab project
GenPMTO
Working with parents to support the use of positive parenting strategies at home
- Blog
- 25th Apr 2023
From oratory to laboratory - turning words into action and launching the EYV Lab
The recent Ending Youth Violence Lab launch event (4th April) was a significant milestone for us. It was our first major opportunity to engage with stakeholders across the sector, and to set out what we are seeking to achieve and how we will work.
- Blog
- 17th Oct 2022
Expanding the social innovation pipeline
Many fields oscillate between optimism and despair and crime and youth justice policy has arguably seen the most extreme oscillations
- Blog
- 8th Aug 2022
Celebrating the birth of the Ending Youth Violence Lab
The birth of something new is nearly always a good reason to celebrate. The birth of the new Ending Youth Violence Lab is no exception. My day job is leading the Youth Endowment Fund. I and my team go to work every day with a single mission in mind: To…
- Blog
- 1st Aug 2022
The need for urgent action on youth violence
The consequences of youth violence extend beyond the children and families caught up in it, impacting on our communities, society and the wider economy. This is a public health emergency which needs our full and urgent attention