New interim Co-CEOs announced at Restless Development
Following an internal recruitment process, Restless Development has appointed two interim CEOs to co-lead the agency while we search for our next permanent CEO/s.
Back #YouthPower this International Youth Day
To mark International Youth Day, we have a number of ways to support youth-led change that’s happening around the world.
Launch of the Feminist Action Lab
Restless Development is proud to launch the Feminist Action Lab – an online advocacy crash course to support youth-led action on gender equality.
Perry Maddox to leave post as CEO
After 12 years with Restless Development, Perry Maddox will be leaving his post as Restless Development’s CEO this summer.
Young entrepreneurs being overlooked in youth unemployment crisis
21 young researchers from seven African countries have launched a new report that calls for a rethink of how young entrepreneurs on the continent are supported.
Young Feminist Manifesto
Towards Greater Youth-Led Accountability at the UN. The Generation Equality Forum (GEF) is a major advocacy platform seeking to accelerate Gender Equality around the world. The registration for the GEF Paris Forum on June 30-July 2nd, 2021 is open for all youth-led organisations to participate remotely. While UN Spaces are strategic spaces for civil society, …
Data collaborative launched to understand COVID-19 impact.
More than 15 civil society organizations (CSOs) have come together to work collectively with marginalized communities and activists to understand the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and advocate for a recovery that is inclusive.
Join the big conversation on education and work
Today Restless Development is launching one of the biggest global conversations on how education can better support young people’s working lives. Take part, be heard and rewire the future of education and work.
Take your advocacy to the next level
In April 2021, Restless Development will be launching an online crash course to help activists learn and improve their gender advocacy.
Education must change for young people’s working futures
New research co-led by 12 young researchers and Restless Development shows the majority of young people surveyed do not feel their education prepares them for work.
