We know that this has to change and are fighting for a better future for young migrants. We take up platforms to speak out, make music, poetry, film and podcasts to get our message across, and support each other on our own journeys to getting status.
We believe that migrants deserve to be treated equally to other people in society.
We challenge negative perceptions of migration that exist amongst the public and those with power by showing them who we really are. We do this by raising awareness about the challenges faced by young migrants without status, through events, protest art and speaking up in parliament.
Brighter Futures launched ‘Brighter Zine’ in May 2024.
Discussing the impact of COVID-19 on young migrants at the House of Lords.
Reflecting on the COVID-19 pandemic through writing and photography
We were invited by Project 17 to share our views in parliament on the impact of having No Recourse to Public Funds.
A podcast series giving voice to young migrants
Discussing the impact of extreme poverty with special Rapporteur Philip Alston.
An evening of art, poetry and discussion challenging the way the world sees young migrants
