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Conversations in Social Justice
Institute for Social Justice at York St John University
43 episodes
6 days ago
Podcast series from the Institute for Social Justice at York St John University. With different hosts each month we intended to animate discussion about the role of higher education in social justice. New episodes each month.
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Podcast series from the Institute for Social Justice at York St John University. With different hosts each month we intended to animate discussion about the role of higher education in social justice. New episodes each month.
Show more...
Education
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Young Carers
Conversations in Social Justice
15 minutes 52 seconds
5 months ago
Young Carers

In this episode, Jess Dancer, this year’s intern at the Institute for Social Justice, discusses the challenges faced by young carers, particularly those transitioning into higher education. Jess explores how caring responsibilities can impact this journey and why it's important to talk openly about these experiences, which are too often overlooked. 

Alongside Jess is Ellie Rowley from UCAS, who offers insight into the support UCAS provides to young carers. Together, they highlight the practical resources available and the importance of making support easier to access, especially when young carers are already balancing significant responsibilities. 

This episode aims to raise awareness, share guidance, and remind young carers that they’re not alone. Support is out there, and talking about it is an essential first step. 

Advice for carers applying to University is available on the UCAS website. You can also read the ‘What is the experience of young adult carers in education?’ Report.  

Look out for an accompanying blog post by Jess on the ISJ Blog which reflects on the conversation and experiences of carers. 

Conversations in Social Justice
Podcast series from the Institute for Social Justice at York St John University. With different hosts each month we intended to animate discussion about the role of higher education in social justice. New episodes each month.