This special episode of The Forgotten Generation Podcast is hosted by Troy Njenje-Mbanga and celebrates #iWill Week. Troy is joined by Monya Ahmed and Dineshtga Frandsen, who are youth activists and #iWill Ambassadors, to discuss this year's theme of #iWill Week: Still We Rise.

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Change comes when we make use of our time. Benjamin Glover is a member of the UK Youth Parliament for Merton.

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This episode is the second in a two-part series focused on the 2024 presidential election in the United States of America. Join Sidd Kurapati, Lily Mott, and Tom Spare as they reflect on the election results and discuss the implications for the future of the US. This episode was recorded on November 9, 2024.

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Change comes when you go and get it. Anna Calvert is a social activist raising awareness about a variety of issues, including the accessibility of CPR and first aid training.

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This episode is the first in a two-part series focused on the 2024 presidential election in the United States of America. Join Sidd Kurapati, Lily Mott, and Tom Spare as they record from Cardiff, London, and Atlanta, Georgia and share their thoughts on the presidential race ahead of Election Day in the US.

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Change comes when you find balance with the external and internal pressures. Eden Byrne is a youth social activist from Northern Ireland.

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On this episode of The Political Dispatch, Tom Spare interviews Dr Kathryn Simpson, who is an associate professor in the politics and economics of the European Union and the Director of Research at Keele Business School.

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This third episode of Spare a Thought starts a mini series focused on international students studying in the UK. In episode three, Tom chats with Julie Campbell, International Student Advisory Manager at Ulster University about international students and the Higher Education sector.

International students provide a net contribution to the UK economy of £37.4 billion, but their contribution goes way beyond numbers and figures. There are lots of challenges that international students are faced with, but even when an international student has their place confirmed, their journey is far from over.

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