Young people leading the conversation on meaningful employment
Following the principle of “nothing about us without us”, youth voice is woven throughout every element of our work. Young people from marginalised backgrounds with lived experience of facing barriers to employment help shape our strategy and lead our mission.
Future Voices Digital is a space for young people to share their experiences and their perspectives on youth employment, setting the agenda and advocating for change.
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“Today we launch the Future Voices digital space: a place for conversation, discussion and debate led by young people across the country on employment; the good, the bad and the ugly and the challenges, opportunities and solutions”
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Ella has Asperger’s. She loves to stand up for her rights and wants to be a catalyst for change for herself and others. She is clear that offering employment opportunities for young people with disabilities has to be more than a...
Cindy Boa is an 18-year- old student living in South London who had been preparing to sit A levels. With everything thrown up in the air by the pandemic, she talks about the impact it has had on her and her friends. Cindy also highlights her own...
Ben Cook is a 25-year-old recruiter from Oldham. He once missed out on a job offer for failing to stand to shake an interviewer’s hand. Here Ben talks about implicit bias and what he has learned on his journey to meaningful...
Joel is a 25-year-old laugh-aholic and self-confessed Ben & Jerry’s ice-cream addict. He is Chief Executive of Tutors United and we are delighted that Joel is also one of our young directors. Joel believes most youth unemployment issues are...
Alex is a 21-year-old graduate from Barnsley. We are delighted to have Alex on our Board of Directors. We caught up with him recently to find out more about him and his desire to ensure the experiences of young people facing barriers to good...