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BRING YOUR AUNTY – Our London Stakeholders Event, Authoring Our Own Stories
Dance, food and music were all crucial cultural elements woven into the presentation of our research findings at BRING YOUR AUNTY our recent stakeholder event at Guildhall, City of London. Rachel Adjekukor, Anuoluwapo Fadairo, Emmanuella Mamah (aka Ella), Rumaisa Mulji and Emmanuela Kumi all gave compelling evidence from our research project this year as to why we need to unpack the narrative of ‘The Strong Black Woman’ and examine the expectations placed on young Black and B


Authoring Our Own Stories Roundtable 2025
This Wednesday was the fourth Roundtable event for Authoring Our Own Stories , a national youth voice project exploring how young people’s identities strongly influence access to opportunities and support. Young Leaders from Partnership for Young London Youth Focus North West Youth Focus South West and Yorks and Humber Youth Work Units shared outcomes for this year. The session opened with a powerful poem called The Things We Carry , co-created with spoken word artist


Authoring Our Own Stories - Annual Report 2024
Authoring Our Own Stories is a five-year, national programme that uses creative approaches to co-produce peer research projects. The...


Authoring Our Own Stories x Digital Health Ambassadors
Last week our Authoring Our Own Stories peer researchers came together with the Digital Health Ambassadors to co-create some exciting...


Blog by Emmanuela Kumi
Hi, I’m Emmanuela Kumi. I’m a sixth form student, youth advocate, and peer researcher on this year’s Authoring Our Own Stories project...


Authoring Our Own Stories: Supporting Conversations about Mental Wellbeing with Young People from the LGBTQ+ Community
Mental health has recurred as a theme in the testimonials of young people involved in Authoring Our Own Stories each year since this...


Authoring Our Own Stories Year 3 Update
Introduction Year 3 of the Authoring Our Own Stories project is in full swing, and I’m excited to introduce myself, I am Joshua...


Young Black and Asian People Share their Appreciation of Youth Workers for Authoring Our Own Stories
Partnership for Young London is proud to usher in Black History Month 2023 with a resounding endorsement from young people about the...


Partnership for Young London - Year One Resources
The words in these collages were hard to say and the reality of what they represent even harder to live with. Each piece represents key...


Youth Focus Southwest - Year One Resources
Youth Focus Southwest worked with young Black and Brown people from coastal areas. See below to read some of the materials they used as...


Yorks and Humber Youth Work Unit - Year One Resources
Yorks and Humber Youth Work Unit worked with young people from Yorkshire SEND Youth Alliance to produce a wealth of resources to amplify...


Youth Focus North West - Year One Resources
Young people living in ‘levelling up’ areas created a video capturing what civic identity means to their peers!


Authoring Our Own Stories Through the Power of Creative Thinking
Sandra Vacciana, Partnership for Young London National Lead for Authoring Our Own Stories Collages created by Ricardo, Chriese, Nadia,...


Authoring Our Own Stories - Overview from the Regions
The following are summaries of the work that has been happening at a local level. Once feedback from all the young people who...


Authoring Our Own Stories Update
Young Leaders used origami techniques to create identity boxes. The outside expressed how young people felt their identities were...

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