What issues affect children and young people today? On our blog, our volunteers, staff, leaders and the young people we work with share their experiences and tackle the issues. Let us know what you think – leave a comment or send us a message about what you find on our blog.
Authors
A wide range of people within and outside of our organisation have written for our blog. To learn more about an author and all of the posts they have written, click the writer’s name.
By using the drop-down box you can order this list by the author’s first name or sort it by the authors who have written the most.
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As a media intern, Rosie wrote press releases and pitched stories to the press. She studies Drama and Creative Writing at Winchester University
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Michaela supports the policy team with our work in parliament. Prior to joining us she worked for a group of MPs in parliament and before that she was an elected officer in the National Union of Students.
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Nigel leads our Church Partnerships team and manages relationships with churches. He is a busy man. He has lunch with important people and uses ice cream and cake as important team-building strategies.
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Paula is Canon Theologian of Birmingham and Guildford Cathedrals, Lay Canon at Salisbury Cathedral, Visiting lecturer at King's College, London, Associate lecturer at St Mellitus College, London, and Theological Adviser to the Bible Society. She is a Reader in the Church of England and a member of General Synod.
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A passionate advocate for making childhood better for all children in the UK, Elaine leads the work on issues of childhood and child well-being, with a focus on disadvantaged children and children at risk.
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Lauren is a university student, studying communcications. Aside from children's well-being, she is passionate about anti-genocide and advocates for justice in East Africa.
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James manages our work in parliament. Prior to joining us he worked for NSPCC in their corporate affairs team and before that he was a researcher in parliament.
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Loretta coordinates our carol singing, runs and a wide range of regional fundraising activities.
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Mubena was on a 3 month placement and supported the team with public affairs and parliamentary work.