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One World Youth Jury - opportunity for young people interested in media and development
Are you aged 16-19? And interested in the media and young people’s issues around the world?
Be part of the One World Youth Jury and win a trip to London to visit TV channels and newspapers, and then choose the media that changes people’s minds
The One World Media Awards is a leading awards event in the UK. It’s open to…
ContinuePosted by Derek Thorne on December 14, 2010 at 13:36
What good is a quiet Student Voice?
As young people I highly doubt you have not heard, or in fact become enraged, at the latest headlines regarding the possible rise in university tutition fees. However, on the 10th of November NUS is arranging a demo in London against this decision and thousands of students will surely take to the streets to stand up for a decision which, despite not affecting them directly, is a student issue.
Now, I am currently Head Girl at my school; a school which prides itself on its…
ContinuePosted by Abbie Grace on October 25, 2010 at 11:00 — 3 Comments
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Do international group workcamps led to development in developing countries
My concern is a bout the work camps that are organised by the NGOs,CBOs FBOs Associations ,groups etc,Do these work camps create an impact in the developing countries?Thank you for your comments and…Continue
Started by Turyatunga Bob Maahe Jun 18, 2011.
SHOULD THERE BE COMMUNITY SERVICE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE? 3 Replies
The Conservatives have set out new proposals to engage young people in a civilian "National Service" Programme, which would require school leavers to complete 2 months of Summer community service…Continue
Started by Rebecca Meredith. Last reply by Harry Naio Jun 28, 2010.
N3W PRiiM3 MiiNiISTER
OK so its 2010 and we have a new priime minister,DAVID CAMERON.I knw his happy about being prime minister but some of us aren't really amused about what's jus happened.aparently i've heard that…Continue
Started by Paulina Ca'Shara Strawberry x May 21, 2010.
Who are you voting for? 1 Reply
After tonights first electorial debate, I'm just wonderign where everyone on WHRN, most of whom are going to be first time voters, is standign on who they would like to win for the coming up election…Continue
Tags: debate, elections, Politics
Started by April Williamson. Last reply by Eve1994 Apr 17, 2010.
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