Growth is a magazine which provides the young people of Luton a space to let their voices be heard, as well as showcasing the things they don’t usually have a chance to showcase. This includes art, photography, small businesses, and just about anything they have that they need a platform for. Not only is Growth …
Our Employability Campaign Manager gives you tips and tricks to elevate your CV, and get you ready for your next job!
We spoke about the different elements of artistry and music, ranging from Quocaine’s personal background, the variety of musical influences Quocaine has as well as his journey as an artist in the locality of Luton.
A take on how the government’s policies in regards to the arts have affected young performers.
if you’re south asian, then you want to read this How can you balance your dreams and still be the person your family wants you to be? Growing up in a Pakistani household is a mission. Like for some, you’re expected to take your time and do what you want to but for others you …
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Stress awareness month with youth network During the month of April, Youth Network led several projects to promote Stress Awareness. Millions of us in the UK are experiencing high levels of stress especially during lockdown and evidently it is damaging our health. Stress is one of the greatest public health challenges but is still not …
HOW YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE REDIFINED POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Voter turnouts in young people aged 18-24 have been steadily decreasing over the years. In the 2019 general elections, the voter turnout was 47%, decreasing by 7% from the previous general election. Young people are not engaging as much with conventional ways of creating change, instead the rise …
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Can any of us really be perfect or are we just puppets for what society expects from us?
What is poetry if not the tongue’s way to the heart? We’re discussing poetry as a way of wellbeing and sharing the winners for our poetry competition!
Lockdown has put us all inside our house, wondering how long we’ll be without seeing the outside world. So we looked inside instead.
