This programme is designed to train creative individuals aged 16-30 to develop their skills and talents in order to access the creative indu

The Collective is an opportunity designed to support young aspiring musicians to develop their talent and produce music relevant to the worl

ScribersHive: Royal Docks is a unique learning experience designed to give the young people a way to express themselves through multimedia s

A Community Research Project Focused on the Effects of Youth Violence and Crime. Read more about our Roots LDN project.

We collaborated with the Young Westminster Foundation and its ambassadors to assist the charity in the development of young people.

‘Fly Between the Lines’ was a project with the aim to discuss social issues that affect young people through the aid of storytelling and poe

This project is for young people aged 16-30 to develop their public speaking skills and confidence.

The first community dinner took place in 2017 and since then it has become our annual event to look forward to!

An evening of art, music and poetry around topics related to mental health. Read more about the project Crazy, by You Press.

This programme is designed to help recent graduates to develop their skills in preparation for the working world.

We worked with Paddington Arts from May-November 2018 to manage an online creative writing and photography competition for young people.

You Press collaborated with the GLA to find out how improvements could be made in bridging the gap between communities who are less well-rep

For our “Voices of the Movement” project, we put together a performance in 15 weeks to shed light on the challenges faced by refugees and mi

“Voices of The Movement” project grew from the increasing need to address the migrant refugee crisis that has taken over the globe by storm.

In July 2016, we retold the forgotten stories of the people who were brutally overlooked. We strive to give a voice to the victims who deser

You Press originated as a social action campaign to challenge the negative perceptions of young people in the media. Find out more about You