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What does the evidence show?
Debate around young people and technology is full of strong claims. Prof. Candice Odgers brings the research into focus, including where the picture is more complicated than the headlines suggest. Join the Jacobs Foundation live from Zürich for a keynote by Candice Odgers, Chancellor’s Professor of Psychology and Informatics at the University of California, Irvine, followed by a panel discussion on the implications for schools, families, and policy.

How do people think about children’s mental health? And what does this mean for how we communicate to build understanding and support for change?

FrameWorks UK's new research found that many of the assumptions we hold about children’s mental health can make it harder to see the role their surroundings play in shaping it – from whether they have a safe, warm home, to a neighbourhood with space to play.

Join FrameWorks UK's Director of Impact, Maria Castellina, for a free, one-hour webinar to look at the mindsets that can move us forward in building a new story that shows what good children’s mental health is, how it can be created, and how it helps children to thrive.

The Briefing returns in January, bringing London church leaders together to connect, discover opportunities and explore what God is doing across the city. This year, we’re doing things a little differently. The morning will focus on practical resourcing across the following six areas, with opportunities to discover resources, make connections and explore collaboration:
Children and young people with Prince Laryea (Scripture Union)
Young adults with Hannah-Rei Amadi (This is the Generation) & Nicole Lewis (Agapé UK)
Social action and faith sharing with Rachael Heffer (Evangelical Alliance)
City-wide events with Mark Williamson (JC 2033)
Bible confidence and giveaway with Rachel Jordan-Wolf (Hope Together) & Benjamin Hoyte (Bible Society)
Prayer with David Vincent (Pray London)
Following lunch, an optional afternoon session will invite participants to help shape London Mission Collective’s 10-year plans for evangelism, social justice and intercultural church.