£500+ and growing! 🌱 Spring is in the air and we’re on our way!
Rebecca Pattni is fundraising for Exposure, so keep those donations coming!
Every donation and share helps the amazing work Exposure does empowering young people into 2026!
https://t.co/zHTr93sb5t
Thank you💗
Harriet Wong and Vonni Cheung discover the power of authenticity, creativity and finding your voice.
"Throughout the day, we saw how Snap’s values of kind, smart and creative came to life."
⇶ https://t.co/HY6gfMi6md
#YouthVoice#DigitalCreativity#YouthEmpowerment
Ben Tivey and our young people explore, create and raise awareness around wellbeing, fairness and our future.
“Finding our voices, asking questions and looking at the world from different perspectives.”
→ https://t.co/OiC74l8ChG
#YouthVoice#Wellbeing#Sustainability#Ethics
Big congratulations to Waseela Mahmood, our Exposure Outstanding Award winner! 👏✨
For World Mental Health Day she shares what anxiety really feels like and how speaking out can make a big difference.
→ https://t.co/WVEMGGF9S7
#WorldMentalHealthDay#YouthVoice#MentalHealth
Katherine Rogers recounts Notting Hill Carnival through the lens of volunteering.
"Carnival is never too far from its roots, it’s still a celebration and an act of resistance."
#NottingHillCarnival#CaribbeanCulture
⇶ https://t.co/Hs9fSgt5oA
Buse Camlar argues that joining systems of power is not the same as changing them.
"A feminist message built to challenge inequality can become just another product."
#Feminism#Youthvoice#GenderEquality#Politics
⇶ https://t.co/9kaLc3Jj6m
✨ Spotlighting Nikol Nikolova ✨, a brilliant young writer at Exposure!
Through her honest and courageous writing on mental health, identity and toxic relationships, Nikol opens up conversations that matter.
⇶ https://t.co/xcmG1SyaIh
#YouthVoices#MentalWellbeing
Diana Pricop explores how extreme inequality is making dystopian fiction feel increasingly like reality.
"Inequality affects us all. Extreme gaps in wealth shouldn’t be seen as normal1"
⇶ https://t.co/I2UUwmGKgE
Izzy S. encourages students not to stress about their grades, we're all rooting for what comes next.
"Whatever your results, they don’t define you. Celebrate how far you’ve come, have fun and enjoy this next chapter."
→ https://t.co/iUWWJPFnRS
#ResultsDay#YoungPeople
Dan C. investigates new research on young people’s body image.
"Putting my feelings about body image into words has been one of the most valuable things I’ve done."
#BodyImageAwareness#YouthVoices
⇶ https://t.co/u9U6e2wG0i
Georgia Wolfin explores the history of #womensfootball and its enduring barriers.
"As the women’s World Cup returns next year, we
must hope that England will rally behind the Lionesses the same way we have seen this year."
https://t.co/iYDXPRMmbn
#lionesses#genderequality
Big congrats to Aleena Seddighi, celebrated with her Exposure Outstanding Award! 🎉
"Thanks to my father, I am entitled to a free life, far away from war. I look up to him as my role model every day and am always stunned by the stories he tells me."
https://t.co/ANbqAIGdgv
Harriet Wong explores how autism is often misunderstood and romanticised.
"A star is admired from a distance, not really known, just watched as it shines."
Check out more: https://t.co/38zMOLY0PK
#AutismAwareness#Neurodiversity#YoungVoices
Sophie Winch explores why access to the arts matters for young people from every background.
"Reports show creativity improves academic performance, while sustained engagement in the arts boosts wellbeing."
⇶ https://t.co/xjrgb1vKUI
#ArtsAccess#ArtsEducation#YouthVoice
Elika Dutta reflects on boundaries, identity, and relationships in a digital age.
"For some, the block button may stay untouched.
For others, it can be a vital safety net, helping protect their wellbeing."
⇶ https://t.co/vyEv09ipG9
#digitalwellbeing#onlineboundaries
Olamide Ajisola reflects on the endless pull of the screen.
"What does it feel like to live inside a screen, where endless scrolling takes over and quiet moments disappear?"
→ https://t.co/ohnFPQoVqG
Lola Davidson shares the walk home she’ll never forget and makes the case for change.
"The goal is not to teach girls how to avoid danger, but to ensure they know that support exists."
#GirlsSafety#SafeSpaces#ListenToGirls
⇶ https://t.co/AzfnzgzRDR