Please see this special edition of the South African Review of Education (SARE) Journal
Editors: Azeem Badroodien and Aslam Fataar
Although it is not specifically about youth, I thought I would post it here as a complement to the International Labour Organisation (ILO) article on the impact of COVID-19 to the World of Work.
If you don't have time to make your way through the whole Journal, please most especially see the article by Allais and Marock on skills formation: Educating for work in the time of Covid-19: Moving beyond simplistic ideas of supply and demand.
And try and fit in the article by Crain Soudien - although if you can make your way through the whole journal you will find some really interesting interpretations of where we are - a critical point.
It matters how we decide to move forward - how we respond.
With an innovative response to the challenge - can we resolve some of our long-running problems - of poverty, inequality and unemployment, in the process?
Please see attached SARE special edition (2020) 26(1).