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Our Youth Voice Training programme, developed by Upstart Projects, has trained over 560 arts and youth professionals to embed young people’s voice in their organisation.
Experienced and young trainers work together to deliver our courses and we encourage you to attend with young people you work with. We draw on our own experience of empowering youth voice as well as many examples of youth voice practice across the country.
On this website you can complete our free training modules, book onto public courses or find out about our in-house courses and bespoke packages.
Voice Magazine is our platform for young people’s views. We develop their creativity, skills and confidence through arts and media projects. Find out more at voicemag.uk
In This Climate?
Thinking about the climate crisis can be daunting. Certainly, in the wake of recent news from the other side of...
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Voice’s 'Kick Some Class' series shines a light on the barriers faced by young people from working class backgrounds when...
Read MoreFrom Upstart to Voice!
Upstart Projects is changing name. We’re moving all our work behind our Voice brand.
Read MoreEnabling youth voice is key
In the first half or so of 2024 we’ve had lots of change in the policy and governance world with...
Read MoreLocal Young Arts Reviewers
Our newly established local young arts reviewers group have been busy going to events and performances across Shropshire!
Read MoreAnnual Report 2022-23
Take a look at our newest Annual Report to see what we got up to in 2022-2023. Highlights from the...
Read MoreSome of our partners and commissioners
"An engaging combination of theory, examples, discussion. It felt less dry and more accessible than other trainings I've been on."
Sally
Youth Voice Training Participant"I was given a sense of confidence from the training day in my ability to bring what I have learned/done previously to be an asset on a board of trustees"
A young person
Young Trustee Development Programme ParticipantPostcode Local Trust is a grant-giving charity funded entirely by players of People’s Postcode Lottery.
We are incredibly grateful to announce that our organisation has received a grant from the Postcode Local Trust to continue our work of helping young people gain access to arts and creative experiences.
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