Inspiring the Future of Print: Youth Initiatives, Diversity, and Embracing Innovation
In this episode of Printing's Alive, Warren Werbitt is joined by Paul Stead, Georgina Hebbard, and Lara Vigar to delve into the Young People in Print (YPIP) initiative and its significance for the industry. The discussion covers the guests' backgrounds and their journey into print, highlighting programs like ASL's apprenticeship and the Printing Charity's Rising Stars. They explore the transition from social media to print, emotional connections to the medium, and the importance of diversity. The conversation addresses gender and age demographics, funding for YPIP, and perceptions among youth. Emphasizing communication across generations, the episode encourages young individuals to consider print careers and discusses AI's evolving role.
Key Points
- Young People in Print (YPIP) connects schools and colleges with print companies to attract younger talent into the print industry.
- The print industry, often seen as old-fashioned, has evolved technologically with advanced, user-friendly machinery that doesn't require getting dirty.
- ASL actively supports young employees through formal apprenticeship programs, fostering a supportive and progressive work environment.
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