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Youth participation for real decisions

Make better decisions with young people—not just about them.

sayit turns real decisions into participation young people will actually complete—and evidence your organisation can use.

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The challenge

Most engagement was not designed for young people.

Traditional consultation doesn’t reach or resonate with diverse young people. Submissions are often surface level, late or not specific enough to act on — meaning valuable perspectives are missed.

A different approach

sayit starts with the decision—not the survey.

For your organisation

What your organisation gets

  • Participation designed around your decision

    Bring the plan, brief or report you already have. sayit works out what is genuinely open for influence and what is already settled, and designs a few minutes of real trade-offs to fit it — not a survey bolted on beside the real one.

  • Evidence you can use

    Every finding cites the measures behind it, so the officer presenting it can answer “how do we know that?” without going back to the raw data. Where the numbers are too thin to carry a claim, the report says so instead of rounding up.

  • A clear account of what happened

    Who answered and who is missing, named rather than averaged over. Then, on a date you set before the campaign opens, what was decided and what changed — published back to everyone who took part.

Sayit insights
White paper

Young people are not disengaged — you’re engaging them wrong

How to design youth participation that leads to better decisions — and what to avoid.

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Help shape sayit

sayit is built, and we’re preparing our first round of launch campaigns. Join the waitlist to be one of the organisations we work with.

A programme of work, a decision coming up, a campaign you have in mind — as much or as little as you like.

No commitment. We’ll start with a conversation.