Items where Author is "Maynard, Lucy"

Stuart, Kaz (Karen) and Maynard, Lucy (2015) Non-formal youth development and its impact on young people’s lives: case study – Brathay Trust, UK. Italian Journal of Sociology of Education, 7 (1). pp. 231-262.

Maynard, Lucy (2008) Every Child Matters part 2: the implementation of the Every Child Matters agenda in practice: case study – Brathay Hall Trust. Horizons, 43 . pp. 10-13.

Maynard, Lucy (2007) Every Child Matters: history of Every Child Matters. Horizons, 39 . pp. 24-26.

Maynard, Lucy and Stuart, Kaz (Karen) (2018) Promoting young people’s wellbeing through empowerment and agency. In: University of Cumbria & Brathay Trust seminar series, 21 February 2018, University of Cumbria, Lancaster, UK. (Unpublished)

Stuart, Kaz (Karen) and Maynard, Lucy (2017) A critical approach to wellbeing. In: University of Cumbria & Brathay Trust seminar series, 7 November 2017, Brathay Hall, Ambleside, UK. (Unpublished)

Stuart, Kaz and Maynard, Lucy (2021) A Practitioner's Guide to Participatory Research. Policy Press. (Submitted to Publisher)

Maynard, Lucy and Stuart, Kaz (Karen) (2017) Promoting young people's wellbeing through empowerment and agency: a critical framework for practice. Routledge (Taylor & Francis).

Stuart, Kaz (Karen), Maynard, Lucy and Rouncefield, Caroline (2015) Evaluation practice for projects with young people: a guide to creative research. SAGE Publications Ltd, London.

Wiscombe, Caroline, Dobson, Charles, Heyworth-Thomas, Elizabeth, Maynard, Lucy and Ryder, Sandy (2017) Social enterprise and the rural landscape. In: Oriade, Ade and Robinson, Peter, (eds.) Rural tourism and enterprise: management, marketing and sustainability. CABI Tourism Texts . CAB International, Wallingford, UK, pp. 68-85.

Ashworth, Letty, Maynard, Lucy and Stuart, Kaz (Karen) (2015) Ethical considerations in outdoor studies research. In: Humberstone, Barbara, Prince, Heather and Henderson, Karla A., (eds.) Routledge international handbook of outdoor studies. Routledge international handbooks . Routledge, Taylor & Francis, Abingdon, UK, pp. 198-206.