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At the UK Youth Parliament (UKYP) Annual Conference in August 2026, Members of the UK Youth Parliament (MYPs) voted for Anti-Hate Crime and Anti-Discrimination Education to be the focus of our national campaign between October 2026 and March 2027. This campaign topic was selected following a UK-wide consultation with young people.
The aim of this campaign is:
‘To empower young people to speak out and take action to improve anti-hate crime and anti-discrimination education.'
We want to gather as many different views and experiences as possible before deciding what action UKYP should recommend to decision-makers. It’s important that we try to involve young people with different backgrounds, identities, experiences and support needs across Redbridge. We will be sending these survey results to the National Youth Agency, who are working with MYPs across the UK. This will help us build a fuller picture of what is happening.
Watch the informed consent video below to decide if you would like to take part. If so, click "Take Survey" below to begin.
At the UK Youth Parliament (UKYP) Annual Conference in August 2026, Members of the UK Youth Parliament (MYPs) voted for Anti-Hate Crime and Anti-Discrimination Education to be the focus of our national campaign between October 2026 and March 2027. This campaign topic was selected following a UK-wide consultation with young people.
The aim of this campaign is:
‘To empower young people to speak out and take action to improve anti-hate crime and anti-discrimination education.'
We want to gather as many different views and experiences as possible before deciding what action UKYP should recommend to decision-makers. It’s important that we try to involve young people with different backgrounds, identities, experiences and support needs across Redbridge. We will be sending these survey results to the National Youth Agency, who are working with MYPs across the UK. This will help us build a fuller picture of what is happening.
Watch the informed consent video below to decide if you would like to take part. If so, click "Take Survey" below to begin.
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Anti-Hate Crime and Anti-Discrimination Education is currently at this stage
This survey is open for contributions. Please share your views and experiences of anti-hate crime and anti-discrimination education.
Survey Closes (December 4th 2026)
this is an upcoming stage for Anti-Hate Crime and Anti-Discrimination Education
Contributions to this project are closed for evaluation and review. Members of Youth Parliament will work together using your responses to create recommendations and calls to action for the changes you want to see. This phase is due to be completed by the 23rd of December 2026.
Advocacy Phase (January - March)
this is an upcoming stage for Anti-Hate Crime and Anti-Discrimination Education
Between January and March, Members of Youth Parliament will call on local and national decision makers to meaningfully involve young people in decision-making processes relating to anti-hate crime and anti-discrimination education across the UK. This phase will be completed by 31st March.
