Education and youth

Inspiring learning and opportunities

A man with glasses and a checked shirt speaks at a lectern, holding a mobile at the #WeCanWeWill Launch Event. Blue and purple lighting set the mood, with a plant visible in the background.

A large green banner hanging indoors reads Global Youth A.I. Entrepreneurship Summit 2024: Generation For Change and features a smiling young woman, colourful graphics, and modern design elements.

Three vertical banners hang from a bridge. The outer two are green with “Generation For Change” in white text. The centre banner promotes the “Global Youth Entrepreneurship Summit 2024” with abstract graphics.

A banner for the Global Youth Entrepreneurship Summit 2022 hangs under a stone archway, featuring a smiling young woman holding a microphone. Logos of various sponsors are displayed at the bottom of the banner.

A control desk with monitors and laptops displaying a live event feed is set up in the foreground at a conference, with an audience seated and a presentation happening on stage in the background.

A person holds a tablet displaying a website with the text Wales is on a mission to end violence among children and young people beside photos of diverse, smiling young people using mobiles and socialising.

Education shapes lives and futures. From classrooms to community projects, the way we communicate about learning and youth development can spark curiosity, build confidence and create new opportunities.

We’ve worked with schools, colleges, universities, charities and youth organisations to create campaigns, resources and digital platforms that engage young people authentically while supporting the educators who guide them.

Our approach

Young people at the centre – creating work that speaks to them in ways that feel relevant and real
Co-creation and collaboration – involving teachers, learners and youth leaders to shape resources and campaigns together
Safe and inclusive by design – safeguarding, accessibility and inclusivity built into every project
Balancing fun and credibility – making resources engaging for young people and trusted by educators and funders

Our services in this sector

Who we work with

A close-up of students wearing black graduation caps and gowns, seated in rows, facing forwards during a graduation ceremony. The focus is on the back of a student with auburn hair.

A young woman with long brown hair, wearing glasses, a pink shirt, grey cardigan, and blue jeans, stands in front of a colourful mural with abstract shapes and hands. She looks at the camera with a slight smile.

A smiling man with short brown hair, wearing a blue zip-up hoodie over a navy shirt, stands against a light beige and grey textured wall, looking to the right.

When you’re addressing a problem as serious and life-changing as knife crime, there’s a deep responsibility to get it right. What stood out with Everglow was their commitment to listening – to us, to young people, to youth workers, and to experts – to understand what really lies behind a young person’s decision to pick up a knife.

They then had the creativity, skills and sensitivity to craft a campaign that directly addresses this thinking in a provocative and powerful way. The campaign has been really well received by our communities but, more importantly, it seems to be making a tangible difference to the problem. This is something we can all be proud of.