Amplifying the voices of young people
And accompanying the adults who care about them
At Springtide we’re not just amplifying the lived experiences and hearts of young people, but providing a pathway of accompaniment for those trusted adults who care about them. We’re actively creating spaces and places for the voices of young people and trusted adults alike to learn, grow and be encouraged in community with each other.
LISTEN
The Voices of Young People Podcast
As sociologists and researchers, we see a new story unfolding for young people: one that requires careful attention to the inner and outer lives of an emerging generation. Each episode young people respond to our research and share about the issues impacting their lives. Get insights directly from the source: young people, in their own voices.
ENGAGING YOUNG PEOPLE
Springtide Ambassadors Program
Springtide Ambassadors Program (SAP), open to 13-25 year olds, offers youth and young adults the opportunity to create and curate original content for our podcast, social media and actively contribute to national research projects and publications with their insights, perspectives, and experiences. Through group collaboration and personal reflection, members have a 15-month commitment with a steady, online cohort.
READ
Get the latest insights on our blog
Written by young people, experts in the field, and Springtide staff, we offer fresh insights into the critical issues facing young people today, contextualizing our research with current events.
Engaging adults who care
The Tide: Springtide Community Group
Learn from other adults who serving young people at the cutting edge of faith and culture across all religious traditions. Get exclusive access to insights, conversations, and resources. Sign up and be one of the first people in our private group, launching in Fall 2021.
NURTURING YOUNG VOICES
Writer-In-Residence Program
The Springtide Writer in Residence is a funded, 9-month appointment designed to nurture and encourage aspiring writers through one-on-one mentoring, workshopping, and feedback, prompts and assignments, and opportunities for skill-building, bylines, networking, and hands-on experience in publishing and production.
