Over 18 years old?
Fancy spending four days in Edinburgh this August?
Want to meet the people behind your favourite TV shows and some celebs too?
If ‘YES!’…..
The Network are offering you a fantastic opportunity to see just how exciting working in TV really is.
So, click on the link to find more details and fill out the application form: http://www.mgeitf.co.uk/207/view.aspx
The first ever Up the Tempo event was held on Saturday 5th February in Central Croydon, South London.
Over 130 young people attended from all over London to get advice from the industry panel and try out DJing, music production and vocal coaching. The event wrapped up with an open mic.
Massive thanks to our panel G FrSH, Jak FrSH, Yasmin, Chantelle Fiddy, DJ Logan Sama, Ashley McDermott and Peigh & Boya of Nu Brand.
Video filmed and edited by Dexter Deveux.
Want to make it in the music industry?
Would you like the opportunity to:
See showcases from up and coming stars like Yasmin, G FrSH, Tempa T and Wretch 32?
Take part in seminars with industry experts from Channel AKA and SB.TV?
Then this is the event for you!
When: Saturday 16th April 2011
Where: @ Richmix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, London E1 6LA
How much: £10 in advance/ £6 Early bird (limited)
Are you 16-25?
Not currently in education or employment?
Got a passion for music, singing and film making?
Check this out!
LIVES NOT KNIVES have organised a youth conference, ‘Putting the Record Straight.’
When? 31st March
Time? 3-6pm
Where? Abbey Community Centre, 34 Great Smith Street, Westminster, London, SW1P 3BU.
The mission
We want to make a difference on our streets and we can only do this by gaining the support of the people who can make a difference. We think it is time that the young people of London had their chance to speak and in fact “Put the Record Straight” to significant policy makers and make sure not only that their voices are heard, but the right changes are made.
What’s the point?
To show dignitaries, Metropolitan Police, Youth Justice Board, Home Office, Politicians, policy makers, adults, parents, teachers..
…How life really is for young people on the streets of London, how youth violence is affecting our lives and the real changes that need to be made to make London a safer place for young people.
Please show your support and register yourself a free ticket to the event!
Click the link: http://puttingtherecordstraight-estw.eventbrite.com/
We posted the invite to the Battlefront Debate: Getting You to Hear Us on 15th Feb at Channel 4.
The debate explored young people’s right to be heard in today’s society and tackled current topics relating to activism, democracy and the media.
It was chaired by Stuart Cosgrove (Channel 4’s Head of Creative Diversity)
The panel included:
Tim Loughton MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary for Children and Families
Aaron Porter, President of NUS
Miquita Oliver, Presenter
Jon Stopp, Head of Production at Viral Factory
Manpreet Darroch, Battlefront Campaigner.
So if you were unable to attend the event and would like to check some clips from the debate, click on the link:
http://4talks.channel4.com/pastevents/The-Battlefront-Debate-Getting-You-To-Hear-Us.php
The VISIBLE WOMEN CAMPAIGN (VW) is a student led women in leadership campaign that seeks to further raise the aspirations and achievements of women and encourage greater diversity within the workplace.
Law firm Baker & McKenzie have agreed to give exclusive access to a select number of special female students that are passionate about breaking into the legal profession.
The event will be held on 24th March 2011, for 2nd year Law Students and 3rd year Non-Law students. This will be an exclusive opportunity to meet with one of the city’s leading organisations in the field of law!
Applications close 5 March 2011.
For more information on how to apply please contact us at: info@vwcampaign.co.uk
Are you free on 15th February 6.30-9pm?
Want to take part in the Battlefront Debate: Getting You to Hear Us?
The debate is all about hearing your views and putting your questions to the people in power. During the evening there will be an opportunity for you to stand up and put your questions to the panel.
The panel will include: Presenter Miquita Oliver, President of NUS Aaron Porter and MP Tim Loughton.
The topics will be based around:
Interested? If you wish to attend, you must RSVP to C4Events@channel4.co.uk
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