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How universities can help students’ mental health

How universities can help students’ mental health

While the past year has been a struggle for us all, university students have been among those who’ve fared particularly badly. Data from the Office for National…

Closing the learning gap

Closing the learning gap

A year before the pandemic, education researchers found that by the age of 16, disadvantaged children in England were more than 18 months behind their classmates…

Why diversity, equity and inclusion need compassion at their core

Why diversity, equity and inclusion need compassion at their core

Last summer, the shocking deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor prompted waves of protests across the world in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.…

Environmentally-conscious businesses: our young people need you

Environmentally-conscious businesses: our young people need you

One in five young people are so worried about climate change, it gives them nightmares, a poll of 2,000 eight to 16-year-olds found last year. The survey, commissioned…

UAE teachers ask businesses to help bridge the education gap

UAE teachers ask businesses to help bridge the education gap

In light of the Covid pandemic, ninety-five percent of teachers feel that businesses have a responsibility to support education and fill this gap in learning. This…

Businesses, answer the call for a fairer future

Businesses, answer the call for a fairer future

The last year has laid bare the scale of inequality in Britain and beyond. That’s why we are now calling on businesses to come together this year to build a…

5 things teachers are thinking about after half-term

5 things teachers are thinking about after half-term

We have been speaking to teachers nearly every day since the pandemic began, to understand how their needs have changed. Here are five things on teachers’ minds…

Bringing experiential learning alive online

Bringing experiential learning alive online

Despite concerns that online events would present numerous challenges, we have harnessed the huge potential to engage with young people online like never before…

Sports industry must try harder to reach the younger

Sports industry must try harder to reach the younger

Now is the time for governing bodies, sponsors and rights holders to think hard about how they reach young people, argues EVERFI EdComs president Nick Fuller in…

5 principles to keep companies’ social impact goals on track

5 principles to keep companies’ social impact goals on track

The pandemic has underlined the need for social purpose. Here’s how to make it part of your short, medium and long-term strategy.

Our young people need a course in compassion now more than ever

Our young people need a course in compassion now more than ever

It's no surprise that a survey of 11,000 teenagers has found that 38% are more worried about their mental health now than they were before the pandemic.

School Rules: 5 Rules for Successful Education Marketing

School Rules: 5 Rules for Successful Education Marketing

At EVERFI EdComs we’ve had over 35 years of combined experience in driving social impact through education marketing.

The impact of COVID on incoming university students

The impact of COVID on incoming university students

Young people waiting anxiously for their A-level and BTEC grades to be published later this week will take little comfort in knowing that they are entering the history…

5 features of a successful education programme

5 features of a successful education programme

Even as lockdown restrictions ease, life is very much not ‘back to normal’. This is indeed true for the world of education.

How businesses can keep children safe and healthy online

How businesses can keep children safe and healthy online

Gen Z, those born between 1997 and 2012, are the first to have grown up with the internet and social media from birth.

LinkedIn’s Jeff Weiner on teaching compassion in primary schools

LinkedIn’s Jeff Weiner on teaching compassion in primary schools

This summer, EVERFI EdComs will be launching The Compassion Project, a free 45-minute course which teaches compassion to seven to 11-year-olds.