Extended Deadline: 4 December 2022
Partnership for Young London and Clarion Futures are partnering up to gain a better understanding of young people who are residents with Clarion and how to create an embedded youth voice within a housing association.
We’re looking for a young Londoner, aged 18-25, to be trained as a peer researcher and to co-create and carry out a research project aiming to understand young people’s different experiences with housing and how to create an embedded youth voice in a housing association
The project
The initiation of this project came from the idea that young residents, who are not necessarily direct tenants, might be unfamiliar with the support networks or community outreach systems that a housing association could provide. At the same time, housing associations would like to improve upon their limited understanding of what needs young residents have or what barriers and complications they are currently facing. This project aims to gain a better understanding of unheard voices of young people in Clarion residences and how to develop a youth voice structure to empower those young people who are currently not empowered to take leadership in their local community.
Role as young researcher
Team: together with another young researcher, you will be working with staff from Partnership for Young London and Clarion to co-produce this project.
Research: this project aims to produce a short survey reaching about 100 tenants, carry out focus groups and/or interviews with young residents as well as with practitioners in either housing or youth work.
Training: four training sessions are set up to design, execute and analyse the research project and data. You will get training in doing peer research, learning about qualitative and quantitative research methods and how to analyse data.
Your project: Be a co-author of the research project and report through working together as a team with young researchers and Partnership for Young London to:
o design the research questions o design research methods o reaching out and establishing relations to do focus groups and interviews o carry out focus groups and/or interviews o analyse quantitative and qualitative data o present findings with key stakeholders across London
Timeline The project will take place from December 2022 – May 2023, attending training sessions, meetings and focus groups and potentially some desk-based activities accounting for 60 hours x £11.95 (London Living Wage), meaning about 10-15 hours per month, varying in different stages of the project.
How to apply
Interested? Send your CV and short motivation (maximum 1 page) to Anna Byakika (anna.byakika@clarionhg.com) addressing these questions:
What interests you about the research?
What do you hope to gain in terms of skills and experience?
What difference do you hope to make?
Looking for someone who is:
Clarion resident (preferably)
London based
18-25 years old
Able to attend in person meetings, training sessions and planned activities for this project
Able to work independently as well as to work in a team and take initiative in co-producing this work
Any other questions? Please contact Iris Bos (iris.bos@cityoflondon.gov.uk)
Extended Deadline: 4 December 2022
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