Trauma, its symptoms, and the effects it leaves on a person’s mindset have been making major news within recent years. We tend to view the behaviours of young people as a cause, not a symptom, which can cause us to miss out on the effects that trauma has on the situation. So with that said, this article aims to highlight how trauma can influence a young person’s mental health, and thus affect their external behaviours.

Many of us know what it’s like to be disliked. We know the feeling of being left out in a place we want to bond with, the stress of never feeling like we have somewhere to feel at home, the struggle of facing people who have a problem with our true selves. But dislike, and bullying, are two very different situations, and bullying is not just on a wider scale, but is far more traumatic than it may initially seem.

When October comes around, schools, organisations, colleges, universities, companies, and various places recognise Black History Month all over the UK. People take the time to discuss and learn about prominent Black figures throughout history….

Over the past 2 days we have been at the PEEL Training Centre, holding sessions with the Metropolitan Police. These sessions come after the Mayor’s action plan for Police Transparency and Accountability in 2020.

In recent years, our society has highlighted more than ever how many women and girls are at risk of becoming unsafe, or already are.