Young Leaders

Our Young Leaders are young people aged 16 – 25 with big ideas, something vital to say about the world we live in and the desire to influence positive change.

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How Could We Forget?
How Could We Forget?

by Bronwen Davies

Healing Scar
Healing Scar

by Nadia Mohamad Noor

Do you see me?
Do you see me?

by Kenya Sterling

The Blind Spot
The Blind Spot

by Níamh McCarthy

How the light gets in
How the light gets in

by Alex Dickinson

Self-fulfilling prophecy
Self-fulfilling prophecy

by Ezra O'Connor

You'll always be my home
You'll always be my home

by Emily Roberts

Disposable Women
Disposable Women

by Elinor Lower

Come and have a drink with me
Come and have a drink with me

by Annie Rogers

The Four Phases of Self Care
The Four Phases of Self Care

by Sarah Adesikun

It's just a preference
It's just a preference

by Darren Siah

Second Chances
Second Chances

by Dominique Parry Parker

Dear Brother
Dear Brother

by Samantha-Louise Archibong

What is Islam?
What is Islam?

by Ilhan Younis

Stay Away From People
Stay Away From People

by Rajna Begum

The Invisible Community
The Invisible Community

by Celine Valeria Sarmiento Valdiviezo

Learning to be men
Learning to be men

by Teig Sadhana

You Are Able To Break The Label
You Are Able To Break The Label

by Darren Keenan

Our Collective Reality
Our Collective Reality

by Erica DaSilva

Two Eyes
Two Eyes

by Leo Pitsillides

I Am Not Mixed Race
I Am Not Mixed Race

by Luke Zavrou Blackstock

Give Change to make Change
Give Change to make Change

by Paddy Barras Hargan

The Rabbit Hole
The Rabbit Hole

by Shawdon Batch

My Jewish Nose
My Jewish Nose

by Kashmira Mohamed Zagor

Catalyst Leaders
Catalyst Leaders

by Matthew Wilde

It's Time to Speak!
It's Time to Speak!

by Jamie Flatters

Do I tick the box?
Do I tick the box?

by Takyiwa Danso

Failing? Or being Failed?
Failing? Or being Failed?

by Jenny Carter

For A Better World
For A Better World

by Bridget Rudder