Self-identity and progression: Why representation matters
The Black Excellence Network by its definition is set up to challenge the racial disparities within UK higher education and competitive courses seen between black students and other ethnicities. We also support the professional and personal development of current black university students nationwide. And I feel as though this adequately encapsulates their mission. This is
- Published in Bank of England Youth Forum, Blogs
Reflecting on the charities impact
The pandemic has been challenging for everyone in many different ways. For the British Youth Council, we had to suspend all of our in-person work with young people and suddenly increase the digital deliveryp of our programmes. However, Impact Report was good news amongst the many months of bad. The report celebrates the many achievements
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Young people want a say in their financial future. It is your job to listen
This time last year, when I clicked the ‘Submit’ button on my Bank of England Youth Forum application, a wave of anxiety hit me. I thought, “I am the last person anyone would associate with enjoying maths or economics, and I definitely have no clue how to set up an ISA… why on Earth did
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Bank of England ‘Economics in Education’ roundtable with Chief Economist Andy Haldane
Walking into the Bank of England for a meeting to discuss the impact of economic and financial education on young people, was a phenomenal experience. Although the Bank of England building was very elaborate and opulent which can make you feel a little intimidated, it served as a reminder of the reason I was there
- Published in Bank of England Youth Forum, Blogs