Movement to Work brings partners and employers together throughout the year to co-host and deliver events that drive change, from Youth Action Forums, to workshops and skills festivals. The highlight of our calendar is the annual Summit and Awards, where we celebrate the people and organisations making the biggest impact in youth employment. Catch up on past events, or join us at the next one.
An exclusive Movement to Work event at LinkedIn HQ
Following the success of our bespoke events at LinkedIn's offices, Movement to Work is bringing you an chance to visit LinkedIn’s London HQ for a day in November!
More than 100 young people joined our AI Skills Festival at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium, co-hosted with the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority. A day of hands-on AI and digital skills, employer connections and a step closer to work.
Career kick-off at Molineux
This month we teamed up with Wolves Foundation for a brilliant Career Kick-off event at Molineux stadium, helping young people take their next steps towards the world of work.
Career kick-off at Villa Park
This October we had a great day at Villa Park, teaming up with digital experts and West Midlands employers to give young people from the area a brilliant ‘Career Kick-Off’ experience.
The 2026 Raise Up Summit at BOXPARK in Liverpool really raised the roof – generating a huge amount of positivity and optimism about the future for young people in the region.
In July we hosted our quarterly Youth Action Forum (YAF), this time together with our partners at the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority (LCRCA).
In May 2026, we hosted our annual Summit and Awards — brilliantly hosted by Ben Shephard — bringing together young people, employers, and policymakers to tackle youth unemployment head-on. The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Pat McFadden, set out the scale of the challenge: over one million young people NEET and £2.5bn of Government funding behind a new Youth Guarantee. Employers and young people shared firsthand how quality work experience changes lives — and strengthens businesses.
Movement to Work and LinkedIn hosted an AI Skilling Spotlight bringing together industry leaders, policymakers and young people to explore how to prepare the next generation for an AI-enabled future of work.
Movement to Work announces a virtual-to-reality work-experience partnership between Accenture, Marriott UK and Springpod — designed to help young people from underserved communities enter the hospitality industry.
Movement to Work convened employers and youth partners at its Youth Action Forum to explore support strategies for young people facing employment barriers — resulting in three new inclusive employer guides.
Movement to Work launched YouthPath in the Liverpool City Region at the Raise Up Youth Summit, bringing together business leaders to tackle youth unemployment for 16–30-year-olds NEET.
Movement to Work partnered with PeoplePlus to host a YouthPath Talent Match event at The NEC, connecting nearly 200 NEET young people with 30+ employers across the West Midlands.
CEO Sareena Bains reflects on the Youth Employability Summit & Awards in April, where employers and young people celebrated work-experience impact and launched the Work Experience Works campaign.