Key Cities: Changing the future
Key Cities: Changing the future
Commissioned to produce one of the biggest surveys of young people in the UK. Insight was gained on a variety of subjects ranging from careers advice, jobs, health, democracy and Brexit.
In addition to surveying over 1500 young people, we also ran a number of focus groups to deep-dive further into the research.
All the insight was evaluated and a detailed report was produced that facilitated the discussions of 200 key influencers at the Key Cities Changing the future event held in July 2018.
#TeenStrategy Objective:
- Gain insight of young people across 20 key cities areas
- Produce a report for key decision makers that will enable understanding of the issues faced by 14-25 year olds
- Provide data and anecdotal evidence that will underpin discussion at the 'Change the future' event
- Ensure that the 'voice of young people' was heard thoughout the event
#TeenStrategy Solution:
- Engage the target audience through key influencers such as local authority officers, youth groups, schools, colleges, work-based learning providers and other audience-facing groups
- Create branding, engaging messages and visuals that will support influeners to encourage the target audience to undertaken the questionnaire
- Produce a questionnaire covering a range of subjects that will keep respondents engaged throughout
Activated #TeenStrategy:
- Creating the "Changing the future' and '15 minutes to change your future' concepts and all associated branding
- Creation of an influencer's 'Guide to Distributing the Youth Quesionnaire' complete with support assets for use across social media
- Copy writing and creating an online questionnaire featuring 65 questions
- Arranging and delivering three focus groups in locations around the UK
- Production of the Changing the future: Youth insight report
- Production of three films to be shown during the event featuring young people discussing the key findings of the the report
#TeenStrategy Success:
- 1,721 young people completing the survey
- 35 young people taking part in focus groups
- Responses from all Key Cities areas
- 23 key issues and insights raised for discussion