Social Sense attracted over 150 visitors from throughout the UK to their recent national roadshows, where engaging positively and measurably with young people was top of the agenda. Delegates from local authorities, schools, public health groups and many more joined the team at venues in Manchester, Newcastle, London and Birmingham. Social Sense presented and discussedContinue reading “Roadshow Opens Up New Opportunities”
Category Archives: Healthy Eating
Exciting New R U Different? Website Launch
We are very excited to have launched our brand new website for our world leading social norms programme R U Different? which has gone live today. Not only does it have a fresh new look but it has been updated with the latest information for Local Authorities, Schools and even Parents.
It’s the ‘why’ that inspires ‘what’ we do
The summer gives us all a great opportunity to reflect on what we need do over the next 12 months. However, how many of us really take the time to stop and think about why we are going to do it? Today I thought I’d share with you Social Sense’s ‘7 Big Why’s’ – i.e.Continue reading “It’s the ‘why’ that inspires ‘what’ we do”
R U Different? Enterprise Awards 2014
From Breakfast Selfies to Reverse Graffiti smoking campaigns, Young People have taken the Social Norms approach to unprecedented and outrageously new levels this year. They have inspired each other by flying the ‘flag of truth’ all across the UK in a bid to challenge perceptions and empower others with the more positive reality. These awardsContinue reading “R U Different? Enterprise Awards 2014”
R U Different? 6 Reasons Why We Are…
It might now be that time when you are thinking about how your School or Local Authority might deliver it’s PSHE or Health objectives next term. Finding the right delivery partner to positively impact the lives of Young People however can be tricky, so we’ll start by looking at a few of the things weContinue reading “R U Different? 6 Reasons Why We Are…”
Using Social Norms to combat Fizzy Drinks
With Fizzy Drinks so heavily featured in our newsfeeds this week, Social Sense and its R U Different? programme wanted to share some of its national data with you.
