It is a year since we first heard of Covid-19 and none of us expected then that we would be where we are now in 2021.

It is a year since we first heard of Covid-19 and none of us expected then that we would be where we are now in 2021.

It is a year since we first heard of Covid-19 and none of us expected then that we would be where we are now in 2021.

This brief online session is for all who would like to get familiar with the digital Skills Summary tool.

The online session will provide an opportunity for you to ask the youth arts team any questions you have regarding the guidelines and process of the grant scheme and help finalise your application, or help you decide to begin one before the deadline.

This training equips participants with an overview of the skills necessary to design, deliver and evaluate a youth arts programme.

For this webinar, The Child Protection Programme has partnered with Volunteer Ireland to offer a live webinar for youth work organisations, to look at how societal changes are impacting the way people volunteer.

Online training programme that will enable youth workers to use games to strengthen their practice while focussing on the Sustainable Development Goals and development education* issues of concern to the young people they work with.

Gain basic practical and creative skills in film making when working with young people in youth work settings.

For this webinar, The Child Protection Programme has partnered with CyberSafeKids to offer a live webinar for youth workers, to raise awareness of what children and young people are doing online, and the associated risks and safeguards.

This two-part training will develop youth workers’ practical skills in digital photography so that they feel inspired and confident in using photography as a practical and artistic medium with young people.