P.O.V. has proven just how many rural young people are passionate about systemic change, social justice and equity, but without clear pathways or unbiased support to navigate the nuances (and party alliegences) of politics, I can’t see droves of rural young people heading to the polls at the next GE.

In this Press Kit for the P.O.V. podcast series, you’ll find downloadable audio files, high-res behind the scenes images, quotes and useful links.

They are thoughtful and insightful about the size of the town, the needs of not just themselves but other young people too.

Parkour, poetry and a chance to see the P.O.V. Portraits exhibition

Passionate about making change happen, here’s what Fairfield student council has on their agenda.

The Young Leaders group will steer and shape the future of the Point of View project.

What started as a health crisis will become an economic and employment crisis with young people and those with SEND being the most disadvantaged.

On March 31, we’ll be sharing the key results of this countywide consultation, and shed more light on what comes next, on Zoom.

It was clear from the start that the P.O.V. survey needed to be conversation not an interogation.