Involvement

If you or your school would like to get involved, please e-mail lend_your_voice@hotmail.co.uk asking how we can help. We are always eager to expand our network. More young people equals a louder voice

Contributors

Collection of photos and descriptions of organisations and individuals responsible for creating such a diverse, interesting, and positive collaboration of opinion pieces centred on driving young peoples' views on areas affecting them, both in the local community but also in the wider perspective of things.

Hopefully, these organisations can, in future, work with each other on different programmes to raise awareness of issues affecting young people, that they can work towards to change.
By Stephen Rollins, 15
Wellington College

Winter really sucks
your hands get frozen so much
hope it's over soon
at 02:01
By Alex Heyes
Wellington College

Winter really sucks
you get cold and stuff like that
it is really bad

Summer is the bomb
you can skate and stuff like that
it is really fun
at 01:59
By Luke Rea, 11

I can't write haiku poems
It's winter and my brain cannot cope
help me with my poem
at 01:57
By Mary Pop, 13
Hunterhouse College

Snowy white winter is cold, like ice, juice, water and blue hands.
I need my gloves, brr!!
at 04:51

NIDYA

The Northern Ireland Deaf Youth Association (NIDYA) is the only dedicated youth deaf association in Northern Ireland. It is for young Deaf people, run by young Deaf people. NIDYA offers a diverse range of workshops, training schemes, and mentoring opportunities. Young people in the past few months have been taught key journalism skills, broadcasting and also sports available to young deaf people in N.I.

Members involved in the LendYourVoice Blog Project include:
Robert Skelley
Matthew Cromie
Kevin English
Michael Hudson
at 07:49

Headliners, Belfast

Headliners is a UK-wide charity that seeks primarily to raise awareness on issues affecting young people through journalism. Membership is between the ages of 8-19, with young people coming from a range of political, religious and economic backgrounds. Young people in Belfast have worked since 2000 on T.V, radio, photographic and written journalism pieces, both locally, nationally and internationally.

Conrad Corr
Ruth Smyth
Sonya Gorman
Hayley Andrews
Lyndsey McQuitty
Ben Ritchie
Cathal Hannan
Orlanda Brennan
Joanne Simpson
Alana Breen
Lyra McKee
Joe Smyth
Ruth Smyth

Many thanks. Keep up the good work.
at 07:32
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