1. Young People and Brexit

2. Engaging young people with Brexit
Research in a changing political situation

3. Polling
47% of young people cried or felt like crying when they heard the result of the referendum in (Opinium/The Observer)
Up to 82% of young people would vote remain now. (YouGov)

4. The Cost of Brexit for Young People
Applying existing analyses (LSE, NIESR, HMG) onto young people.
Short term LSE forecast.
Long term Cross Whitehall Briefing
Entry into the labour market

6. Education and Employment
Erasmus+
Youth Employment Initiative
Educational sector
Workers rights for young people

7. Children’s Rights Cross-border custody EU national children
Child poverty

8. Conclusions
Brexit could have impacts across many different policy areas
The economic hit will fall hard on young people
Difficult to research through a rapidly changing political situation