Springtide Research Institute
13 to 25
Research and conversation to explore how young people — ages 13 to 25 — grow into identity, spirituality, and wellbeing. Produced by Springtide Research Institute, and formerly known as The Voices of Young People Podcast, we talk to youth and young adults as well as experts and practitioners about their lived experiences, questions and hopes, and best practices in supporting emerging generations. Learn more at springtideresearch.org
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19 de nov de 2025
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Episódios
Listen First 18.05.2020 18:42
Jana uses some personal examples to help us understand how trusted adults are important in very different ways than friends.
Inclusion Matters 11.05.2020 18:18
Emilie helps us to understand why inclusion matters, and why it's important for institutions to practice humility.
The Power of Listening 04.05.2020 18:36
Christian explains how simply listening is a powerful form of connection.
Meaningful Relationships Matter 28.04.2020 15:24
Jana explains why deep, meaningful relationships are important…and missing from her life.
Exploring Isolation & Reconnection 08.04.2020 17:23
In episode one, we hear from 15-year-old Cyrus B. as they respond to our research from Belonging: Reconnecting America's Loneliest Generation. Cyrus shares some of the ways they've experienced isolation, how they're seeking to reconnect socially, and the ways that trusted adults show up for them.
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