Violence against women and girls is leaving a deep mark on young Londoners. Explore the hidden impact—and what can be done to break the cycle.
Category: Politics
Post
Post
Hope and Opportunity: What London’s £30M Youth Fund Really Means
London’s £30M youth fund promises more than money — it could change lives. Here’s what it really means for the city’s young generation.
Post
UK Youth Homelessness Is Surging — And It’s a Wake-Up Call
More young people in the UK are ending up homeless—and fast. Here’s what’s really going on, and why this crisis demands urgent attention
Post
Disconnected: Half of Young People Want a World Without the Internet
In a world where internet connectivity is indispensable, a recent study reveals nearly half of those aged 16-21 would prefer to go without it
Post
Left Behind: The UK’s Youth NEET Crisis and Its New Impact on a Generation
The NEET classification encompasses young people who are disengaged from traditional pathways of education and employment.
Post
Seeing the Child: Surging to Confront Adultification Bias in the UK Youth Justice System
Central to this effort is an animated film and accompanying podcast that spotlight "adultification bias"—a form of racial prejudice
Post
Moving the Goalposts: How New Settlement Rules Are Shaping Young Migrant Futures in the UK
Discover how the UK’s new settlement rules are impacting young migrants’ futures and why now is the time to speak up and support.
Post
Left Behind: The UK’s Youth Unemployment Crisis and Its Impact on Young People
In recent months, the UK has witnessed a concerning rise in youth unemployment.Nearly one million young people aged 16–24 not in education
Post
Navigating the New Immigration Landscape: Implications for UK Youth
In May 2025, the UK government released a major immigration white paper to overhaul its migration approach.
Post
Rebuilding New Bridges: What the UK-EU ‘Brexit Reset’ Means for Young People
In a significant move to mend post-Brexit relations, the UK and EU have agreed on a comprehensive "Brexit reset" deal.
