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Young people are not equipped for the modern workplace, we can do better BUY THE WORK EXPERIENCE REVOLUTION We need to prepare our young people better by giving them the…
Young people are not equipped for the modern workplace, we can do better BUY THE WORK EXPERIENCE REVOLUTION We need to prepare our young people better by giving them the…
Dean Dennis from Global technology firm Verizon, talking to We Rise Mentees Conrad, Malachi and Lavar. Mentors make a difference Young people are told hard work will get them the…
Presenter Alison Hammond with budding TV talent: Sam, Chanel, Dolopo, Aleigha, Savannah, Alexcia and Kareena. We spoke to the team at ITV about why they are keen to partner with…
As part of Black History Month we would love to share our recent short film ‘Resonances of 1981’ and accompanying films made by local young people about their views of…
At We Rise we know that young people are great researchers. We also believe it adds enormous value to research projects if we can involve young people with lived experience.…
Our Access All Areas pilot programme, generously funded by the Walcot Foundation, has just completed its second of three years. It has proven to be a crucial lifeline for black…
We Rise brought together a group of diverse young aspiring lawyers and social media natives to advise the Crown Prosecution Service on how their recruitment campaigns can really connect with…
We spent three days working with 13 incredible young people and a team of experienced creatives from Leo Burnett to come up with ideas for a campaign to get more…
We have been working with a group of young film-makers to explore the 1981 Brixton “Riots” - what happened, what has changed and what the events mean for young people today.
Aaron Taylor from one of our corporate partners, global advertising agency Leo Burnett, explains what motivates him to be a Mentor.