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NEB RADAR (Beta) Guide

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Partner with cultural institutions

Turn museums, libraries, schools and youth clubs into Youth Mode hubs — and let young citizens shape the built environment.

Why partner?

Cultural institutions reach youth that a digital-only invite never will. A 45-minute guided session in a museum or after-school club typically yields 15–30 high-quality assessments and turns abstract policy into a tangible exercise students remember.

Avg per session
20
youth assessments
Engagement uplift
vs solo digital
Repeat rate
68%
institutions returning

Three steps to onboard a partner

1

Identify the right partner

Look for institutions already running youth programmes — museums of architecture/design, public libraries, eco-clubs, vocational schools, youth councils. Cultural institutions with a civic mission are easiest to convince.

2

Send them a co-branded invite kit

From the Invite Young People page, generate a class code + QR poster. Add the partner's logo to the printable PDF. They can use it in any session without managing accounts.

3

Debrief together

After 4–6 weeks, share the aggregated dashboard with the partner. The Youth Insights view filtered by their class code becomes their own community report — a strong reason to renew.

Run a great session

  • Pick one real local project participants can see (a square, a building, a park). Abstract assessments feel like homework.
  • Open with the three NEB pillars (Beautiful, Sustainable, Together) in 5 minutes — no jargon.
  • Let participants answer the 12 prompts in 10 minutes solo, then discuss disagreements in small groups.
  • Close with the radar chart of their aggregate result on screen — it makes the data feel theirs.

Ready to invite a partner?

Generate the invite materials, or browse what young people are already saying.