Fact or Opinion

Give each participant two slips of paper and a pen. On the first slip of paper they should write a fact about someone else in the group ( These should be positive and should not be statements which might cause any upset to anyone, e.g. Owen is wearing a yellow t-shirt, Leora has 2 brothers). […]

Pride Parade

Make a miniature Pride Parade to celebrate the LGBTQI+ community

Images to Icons

Find out about the journey of images to icons and make a placard using one of these iconic images.

Refugee Board Game

Learn about the challenges faced by refugees and create a board game based around their plight to find a new, safe home

Tiny cooker

Cook up some tiny food on your home made tiny stove

Map Reading Skills

Learn more about map reading skills, symbols, contours and grid references

Chain reactions

A fast-paced drawing activity to explain conflict escalation and to think about how to calm down.

Check your Privilege

In this activity young people explore what privilege means, and what it means to check your privilege. They look at white privilege in particular, and think about how this manifests in their lives (or not).

Mini Zine

Find out what a zine is and be inspired by their radical history – then make your own mini zine on a subject you care about.

March on the Boss

This workshop supports groups to learn the March on the Boss tactic Materials Stationary, Role Cards (printed where possible), optional costumes for different roles.  What to do Start with a discussion in a circle, ask the group:  We want the young people to understand that when you’re talking to a friend who has a similar […]

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