Abstract
The Canon Young People Programme is a participatory youth project that uses photography to empower young people to share their stories, inspire social change, and work towards a brighter future for both themselves, and their community. The project is built on Canon providing access to world class equipment and other forms of support, such as mentoring, whilst also offering organisational support to the stakeholders who support these youth.
To evaluate the social impact of the Canon Young People Programme, the Institute for Social Innovation and Impact (ISII) was commissioned to conduct research and develop a Social Impact Measurement Framework. This framework provides a comprehensive understanding of the social value generated by the programme, drawn from both the research and wider literature. This report details the research findings, drawn from research collected through both qualitative and quantitative data, to offer an overview of the impact the programme is making on the young people involved.
To evaluate the social impact of the Canon Young People Programme, the Institute for Social Innovation and Impact (ISII) was commissioned to conduct research and develop a Social Impact Measurement Framework. This framework provides a comprehensive understanding of the social value generated by the programme, drawn from both the research and wider literature. This report details the research findings, drawn from research collected through both qualitative and quantitative data, to offer an overview of the impact the programme is making on the young people involved.
Original language | English |
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Publisher | University of Northampton |
Commissioning body | Canon Inc. |
Number of pages | 76 |
Publication status | Published - 13 Dec 2025 |
Keywords
- Social Impact
- Photography
- Social Impact Measurement
- Young people
- International