New for May 2008! From this page you can now download media files about 4Children’s campaigning work and from recent 4Children events and conferences. We will be adding to this page regularly!

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Alcohol consumption amongst young people

BBC Breakfast Interview with Geethika Jayatilaka, Deputy Chief Executive, 4Children

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4Children conference: Creating Opportunities, Building Futures: An Integrated Approach 0–19. 28 & 29 April 2008.

Day One:
Delivering the integrated approach

Yvonne Roberts, Journalist, author and broadcaster Conference Chair: Welcome and introduction to delegates

Anne Longfield OBE, Chief Executive, 4Children
Creating opportunities, building futures

Katrina Whittaker, Executive Director, Working Links
Changing lives, creating futures

Leon Feinstein, Director, Centre for Research on the Wider Benefits of Learning
Supporting childhood through the 0-19 age range

Nick Clegg MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrates
Building opportunities for children

Delivering the Children’s Plan

Stephen Meek, Director, Strategy Group, Department for Children, Schools and Families
Building brighter futures

Peter Wanless, Chief Executive, Big Lottery Fund
New opportunities for play and young people

Sheila Scales, Director, Early Years, Extended Schools and Special Needs Group, Department for Children, Schools and Families
The best start for children and families

Michael Gove, MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families
Tackling Child Poverty

Supporting young people to develop their potential

Ravi Chandiramani, Editor, Children & Young People Now
Plenary Chair: Welcome

Andrew McCully, Director, Supporting Children & Young People Group, Department for Children, Schools and Families

Shaun Bailey, Co-Founder, My Generation

Child poverty: let’s end it now!

Katrina Whittaker, Executive Director, Working Links
Plenary Chair: Welcome

Rt Hon. Stephen Timms MP, Minister of State for Employment and Welfare Reform

Lisa Harker, Co-director, IPPR

Day Two:

Making children and young people the number one priority

Jeremy Vine, Editor, The Times Public Agenda
Conference Chair: Welcome and introduction to delegates

Martin Narey, Chief Executive, Barnardo’s

Rob Williams, Chief Executive, 11 Million

Hilary Samson-Barry, Programme Director, Partnerships, Children, Families and Maternity, Department of Health
Partnerships with health

Supporting all children and families to flourish

Jeremy Vine, Editor, The Times Public Agenda
Welcome

Christine Davies, Programme Director - Narrowing the Gap, Local Government Association/Department for Children, Schools and Families

Caroline Kelham, Head of Child Poverty Unit, DCSF

Looking to the future of children and young people

Jeremy Vine, Editor, The Times Public Agenda
Welcome and introduction by Chair

Tom Jeffery, Director General, Child, Young People and Families, Department for Children, Schools and Families

Councillor James Kempton, Leader, Islington council

Anne Longfield OBE, Chief Executive, 4Children

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Make Space Youth Review 2006–2007

Oona King interview, 14/03/07
Channel 4 News at Noon

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