Research
What science says about what we do
We work with young people and adults who often have a difficult start, a move or a loss behind them. What really helps them? In these editorial pieces we put our work next to the research.
- September 20267 min read
Why a regular Sunday does more than tutoring alone
Young people with a trauma background more often struggle with anxiety, low mood and stress. Research shows that a safe, predictable place where you belong is one of the strongest protective factors — and that is exactly what a study day can be.
Read the article → - September 20266 min read
Student helps student: what research says about mentors who walked the same road
With us, upper-year students explain things to younger ones, and many tutors started as newcomers themselves. That is no coincidence: mentoring research shows that relatable role models make the difference.
Read the article → - September 20266 min read
Sport as a second language: why Nieuwkomers Beweegt is no side project
Our second programme gets newcomers exercising together with a regular buddy. Research on sport, well-being and integration shows why that works — and where the pitfalls are.
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ⓘ These articles are editorial summaries of published research, written by the foundation. Talent East Academy is not a care provider and gives no medical or psychological advice. If you are worried about a young person, contact a GP or the school.
