Tips for designing youth websites with Justice Education Society of BC

Description

Emily and Nora share insights into the creation of the new FamiliesChange.ca teen and kids sites, as well as the upcoming launch of LegalRightsForYouth.ca. They will discuss the process behind designing websites tailored specifically for young audiences, including conducting a needs assessment, surveying youth, collaborating with writers experienced in working with young people, and engaging our Youth Committee to shape the design, structure, and content of the LegalRightsForyouth.ca site. They will also discuss writing content informed by research on Adverse Childhood Experiences and protective factors, aiming to help young people develop essential skills, build support networks, and foster resilience.

Links:

www.justiceeducation.ca/
www.FamiliesChange.ca
www.LegalRightsForYouth.ca
https://legalrightsforyouth.ca/explore
https://puzzle.org/

Speaker Bios:

Nora Bergh is a non-practicing lawyer with over 10 years of experience in public legal information and education. She has a talent for explaining the law in clear and simple terms so you can understand and use it in your everyday life.

Emily Jones is a non-practicing lawyer with experience in both criminal and family law. She is passionate about helping people build legal confidence and improve access to justice.