Senior Researcher

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David Lai Deputy Research Director

Self Introduction

Experienced researcher who specialised in juvenile delinquency and career and life planning. Graduated in public policy and sociology.

“Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young.” Young people can set an example for the world.

Related Research

Hong Kong Youth Digital Citizenship Study Report

Study on Hong Kong Secondary School Students' View on Life and Death Education

“Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme” Impact Study Phase 4 Report

A Study of Refugee Youth in Hong Kong: Education Empowerment Programme

“Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme” Impact Study Phase 3 Report

Looking Into Social Inclusion From the Identity of Ethnic Minority Hong Kong Youth

“Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme” Impact Study Phase 2 Report

“Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme” Impact Study Phase 1 Report

Employment in the Greater Bay Area from the Perspective of Hong Kong Youth

The Potential Impacts of COVID-19 School Closures on Loss of Earnings: Estimations and Policy Recommendations for Hong Kong

The Importance of Internship for Secondary School Students: Review and Recommendations

Offering Career Alternatives for Hong Kong Youth in the Greater Bay Area

Youth Unemployment in Hong Kong under COVID-19: A Forecasting Exercise and Analysis

Related Programmes

A Practice of Loss – Life and Death Education Exhibition

MWYO Local Partnership Scheme

MWYO Corporate Internship Initiative 2.0

Related Opinions

Supporting Hong Kong Youth to Become Good Digital Citizens

Inspiration of Australia's Aboriginal Reconnected Community Work to Hong Kong's Ethnic Minorities

Developing Life and Death Education to Promote Positive Life for Students

Encouraging Youth to Pursue Studies and Creating Diversify Employment Environment

How Today's Youth Will Forge a Path towards their Ideal Jobs amidst Uncertainty

Behind-the-Scenes: Why Youth Opt for Non-Full-Time Jobs

The Dilemma of Freedom and Flexibility: Why Youth Opt for Non-Full-Time Jobs

Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme Contributes to Nurturing Young Talents

Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme Broadens Young People’s Career Horizons

Singapore's Racial Inclusion Can Serve as a Reference for Hong Kong

Support Ethnic Minority Youth’s Growth by Helping their Families

Concerns Over the Living-with-Parents Patterns of Different Youths

Youth should be more financially prepared for leaving their families of origin

Caring for the Growth of Refugee Youth

Hong Kong should empower its young refugees with better education and support

Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme contributes to nurturing Young Talents

Living with Parents Alleviate the Financial Burden on Young People

Youth Working Part-time for Better Life

Help the Youth in Custody to Restore Hope

Empower Education and Vocational Training for Youth in Custody

Support Hong Kong Youth to Explore the World after China's Border Reopening

Ethnic Minority HK Youth are Talents for this Multicultural City

Walking with Ethnic Minority Hong Kong Youth and Their Families

Helping Ethnic Minority HK Youth Explore Their Ethnic Identity

Helping Ethnic Minority Youth realise their dream of serving Hong Kong

Continuous Positive Feedback on GBA Youth Employment Scheme

Census Data Shows Declining Youth Population

Alleviating HK Youths’ Worries of Working in GBA Through Firsthand Experience

“Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme” Meets Expectations But Requires Continuous Improvement

Circulation of Hong Kong Young Talents throughout GBA Cities

Views of Hong Kong Youth on the Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme

Internship Training Facilitating Secondary Students to Stand Out in a Job Market

Family Factors Strongly Influence the Effects of Online Learning

Inefficient Student Resources may lead to Future Loss of Income

Hong Kong Economy May Incur Huge Losses Due to School Closure

The Government Must Assess the Impact of the Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme

Internship Programmes Provide Chances for Form 6 Students to Perform and Learn in Workplaces

Work Together to Enhance Internship for Secondary School Students

Prevent Youth Crime through Minimising the Number of Youths-at-risk

Get Well-prepared for Virtual Internship amid COVID-19 Pandemic Youth Trends

Facilitate Hong Kong Youth Working in the Greater Bay Area through Enhancing Their Learning Experiences

Recruiting Talented Interns Into Business

Internship Prepares Students for Post-COVID-19 Job Market

Policy Recommendations to Some Young People in Hong Kong for Working in Greater Bay Area

Do Hong Kong’s Youth Have Advantages When Working in Greater Bay Area?

Virtual Internship: the Best Choice at the Worst of Times?

CityVoice I - Resolving Dissension in Hong Kong with Dialogue

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