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Headstart Online Resilience Podcast

Headstart Online Resilience Podcast

Written by: Louisa Street
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A podcast for anyone who supports young people - Youth worker Louisa Street talks to Professor Andy Phippen about the issues young people face online, from harassment to too much porn, from managing your digital footprint to dealing with trolls. We focus on building resilience in young people, rather than a simple 'online safety' approach. We use the Headstart Digital Resilience tool (and supporting training) to inform our discussions - you can find it at www.headstartkernow.org.uk/digital-resilience.Louisa Street Economics Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • Episode 45 - AI and Education with Ken Corish
    Oct 3 2025

    In this episode I talk to Ken Corish about the use of AI in education, we move the conversation on from whether young people will use AI to 'cheat' in school and consider some of the innovative ways educators can use AI.

    Ken mentions South West Grid for Learning's AI policy for schools. You can access it here.

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    37 mins
  • Episode 44 - Surveys on Young People and the Digital World
    Sep 18 2025

    In this episode Andy and I discuss the problems with surveys about young people and the digital world. We give some advice for navigating seemingly scary statistics, and consider how some people use numbers to support claims that don't necessarily reflect the findings.

    We discuss a couple of surveys you may be interested in. The Children's Commissioners Office report can be found here.

    The EU Kids Online and Global Kids Online surveys can be found here.

    Finally, I mentioned a survey in Florida, which can be accessed by clicking here.

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    37 mins
  • Episode 43 - Age Verification
    Sep 3 2025

    In this episode Andy and I discuss the pitfalls of age verification technology. We look at why age verification is flawed, consider whether it will effectively prevent young people accessing pornography and reflect on how relying on prohibitive approaches have failed in the past.

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    30 mins
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