The Lancet is looking for young people to join the second cohort of the Youth Advisory Panel for 2024–27
Thank you for your interest. Please find more information about the journal and our Youth Advisory Panel below, and use the form on the next page to get in touch by 20th June, 2024. If you have any questions, please feel free to email child-adolescent@lancet.com.
Launched in 2017, The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health is a premier international medical journal dedicated to advancing the health of children and adolescents. The journal publishes original research, insightful reviews, and compelling opinion pieces, aiming to promote health from the fetal period through young adulthood (up to age 24 years). For more detailed information about the journal and its editorial team, you can visit here.
About the Youth Advisory Panel
The Youth Advisory Panel is a distinguished group that complements our established International Advisory Board. Comprising eight young individuals aged 16-24 from varied backgrounds, the panel includes those with lived experiences of illness or disability, a strong passion for health advocacy, or a keen interest in global child health and rights. This role is purely advisory and unpaid, distinct from internships and without editorial responsibilities.
Panel members contribute by providing feedback on published content within their interest areas, suggesting suitable topics for the journal, and participating in podcasts and webinars. Typically, advisory board members serve a 3-year term and are granted a free online subscription to the journal during this period.
If you are interested in joining our Youth Advisory Panel, please fill out the form on the next page to tell us more about yourself.
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Data Protection
The personal data you provide will be used solely by the editors of The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health for selecting members of the Youth Advisory Panel. This process is governed by the Elsevier Privacy Policy, which you can review here.
