My Endz
http://my-endz.reprezent.org.uk
My Endz
Young people are affected by knife and gun crime more than anyone else, so why do we never hear any of us talking about it. Reprezent gives you the chance to speak up and make a change. From the Minister of State for Policing to Tinie Tempah, we've had them all talking about one of the biggest problems facing our community.
- Homepage
- Photos
- Videos
- Reviews
- Guest Profiles
- Members
|
Reprezent Reporter For many young people South East London can seem like a war zone. In this documentary our team of reporters went out on the streets to find out how the issue of postcode rivalry and gang culture is affecting young people in our area. We spoke to ex-gang members, musicians and people trying to make a difference to find out the reality behind the hype. Listen to the show 5 months ago |
|
|
Lydia Hoskin Our reporter Roisin investigates hidden world of girl gangs, and finds out the shocking truth behind many girl's involvement in mixed gangs. Click here to listen 5 months ago |
-
Reprezent: Youth Crime
Join Eloise and our panel for Reprezent's first nationwide show! MP David Hanson answers the burning issues about policing and perceptions, asked by young people from all over the UK.Play Show
-
Reprezent: Youth Crime
David Hanson, Minister of State for Policing discusses the youth crime action plan with young people from South London.Play Show
-
Reprezent: Youth Crime
Minister of State for Policing and Crime, Tony McNulty, joins young people from Southwark and the cousin of murdered schoolboy, Ben Kinsella, in the South City Studio. Today's show follows up on the points raised with MP Dawn Butler as Sean and Nicole, both 18, ask why the government aren't funding more youth activities targeted at preventing violent crime.Play Show
-
Reprezent: Youth Crime
Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, Harriet Harman, and Superintendent Victor Olisa of Southwark Police discuss the issue of youth crime with young men caught up in the problems in Peckham.Play Show
-
Reprezent: Youth Crime
Following the How It Is show young people discuss what the government are doing to improve the lives of young people by asking Dawn Butler a series of challenging questions.Play Show
-
Access All Areas
Launching our campaign to change Britain's negative attitude towards young people, Lorianne and Selina investigate the causes and possible solutions. We hear from The Times, Barnardos, Liberty and Harriet Harman. Joining the debate in the studio are Alika and Stephanie from Southwark Young Advisors, Bridgit Sam-Bailey from Lewisham Pensioners Forum and local resident Tamsin Hutchings.Play Show
Poll
This Week Who is responsible for the negativity surrounding youth culture?
Links
- Barnardos Charity campaigning to improve the lives of British youth
- Liberty Human rights group promoting equality and civil rights
- The Times National newspaper featured in our documentary
- Youth Parliament British Youth Parliament campaigns for young people's political rights
- Young Advisors Young Advisors are young people aged between 15 and 21, who show community leaders and decision makers how to engage young people in community life, regeneration and renewal.
- Live Magazine South London-based youth magazine, promoting positive youth culture
- Lewisham Pensioners Forum Forum campaigning for the rights of pensioners. They work alongside other organisations to create relationships and understanding of the older generation.