Now’s your time to make change
You don’t have to be famous for small actions to lead to big changes. You can inspire others to act and raise awareness of important issues.
Environmental awareness among youth is vital for preserving the Earth. By advocating for sustainable practices and policies, young people can contribute to a healthier planet for current and future generations. By taking action, young people can contribute to sustainable solutions, advocate for renewable energy, and push for policies that mitigate environmental degradation.
Young people may be affected by austerity and the cost of living crisis. Learning how to manage their finances and understanding the economy allows young individuals to shape their financial futures. By participating in economic discussions, they can contribute to inclusive policies, sustainable growth, and reduced inequalities.
Education is a cornerstone of children and young people’s experiences. Young people should feel fully informed to make decisions based on what education choices and funding are available to them. Young people can also contribute to shaping the future of education by sharing opinions on their experiences.
Environmental awareness among youth is vital for preserving the Earth. By advocating for sustainable practices and policies, young people ensure a healthier planet for current and future generations.
Campaigning for gender equality empowers young people to create a fair and equitable world. By challenging stereotypes and advocating for gender parity, they can contribute to a society where everyone has equal opportunities.
Connecting with issues beyond the UK and campaigning to support social justice and peace overseas, young people can learn about issues which affect people in different countries.
Depression, anxiety and other mental health disorders are amongst the leading causes of illness and disabilities for young people. Everybody has a right to achieve wellbeing without discrimination. Young people can campaign for health and mental health issues so everyone gets the support they need.
Supporting LGBT rights ensures inclusivity and acceptance. Young people can advocate for equality, challenge discrimination, and create environments where everyone, regardless of sexual orientation, can live authentically and without fear.
Meaningful political participation empowers young people to shape their nation’s future and understand what political decisions are being made on their behalf. By participating, they can ensure their voices are heard, contributing to a democratic and accountable society.
Understanding race and racism and campaigning for racial equality fosters a just society. Young people can fight systemic inequalities and champion equal opportunities, learning how to challenge discrimination and work towards dismantling structural barriers impacting the lives of people of colour.
By staying focused on the facts of migration By staying focused on the facts of migration young people can understand the complexity of offering protection and what they can do to help improve the lives of refugees.
Being aware of social justice issues such as the fair distribution of wealth, privileges and opportunities, is a key part of building an equitable and compassionate society. By advocating for fair economic policies and supporting poverty alleviation programs, young people can contribute to building a fairer society.
Greta’s peaceful protests inspired a worldwide youth movement, got politicians to engage with climate change issues, and improved public awareness. Her impact has been called the ‘Greta effect.’
It’s quite hilarious when the only thing people can do is mock you, or talk about your appearance or personality, as it means they have no argument or nothing else to say.
Marcus’ highest profile impact was influencing the government to change its policy and extend free school meals for children. By doing this he also raised the profile of the issue in the media and with the general public, leading to a national conversation about food poverty.
Dream big and work harder than anyone else to achieve it.
One of the founders of Stonewall, Sir Ian worked to lobby the UK Parliament to reform equality law. As one of the most high-profile publicly gay actors, he has also inspired generations after him to be out and proud.
It’s only fair that stable gay relationships of long standing should have the same rights and responsibilities as married couples.
Carol has been critical of all three major parties and in 2022 she was called “the real leader of the opposition” after criticising members of the government for exploiting their positions for personal gain.
I’ll be using my voice to cause a commotion and I’ll hold the corrupt to account without fear or favour.
Angel used her platform to make impactful contributions to the Welsh Youth Parliament’s proceedings and call for Black and People of Colour’s histories to be a mandatory part of Wales’ new school curriculum.
From a young person’s point of view, we need information directly to us rather than us being cast aside or perhaps it being filtered.
