Children and young people are the communities of the future. The decisions we make today will impact the world that they inherit tomorrow. Many of us have the opportunity to engage children and young people in our processes – whether it be for planning, evaluation or impact measurement purposes – but how do we make sure that these activities are fun, rewarding and age appropriate?

Join Amy for this lunchtime webinar as she explores the benefits and challenges to child and young people’s participation in impact measurement, as well as a range of tools, resources and approaches that are currently available to help practitioners effectively engage with this age group.

Questions from the audience will be answered after the webinar.

We look forward to seeing you all there!

SIMNA Western Sydney Committee

Meet the presenter

Amy Lawton has been a member of the SIMNA Western Sydney Committee since it began in 2018.

She is a social policy, planning and research professional that has worked in government, not-for-profit and academic sectors for over thirteen years. She currently works at the UTS Institute for Public Policy and Governance, working with government and non-government clients on a range of social research, evaluation and strategy projects.