National Centre for Writing and Young Norfolk Arts will explore youth engagement in the arts on Saturday 19th October. 

A review of the entrancing feature film The Red Turtle primarily produced by Studio Ghibli and Wild Bunch animation studios.  With current events in climate change I believe The Red Turtle could not have been more timely.

Toby Ealden talks about his latest play Youthquake, which will be touring 12 venues across the country this October.

Everything you need to know about the radical climate activists, their three key demands and what they've achieved

With so many big issues currently unfolding in the world, it can seem a little overwhelming and you might be left wondering what you can do.

Voice caught up with the march in London on Friday as thousands of students ditched classes to protest political inaction over climate change

Thousands of young people take the day off school to protest political inaction over global warming

We speak to anti-racist campaigner Zak Cochrane, who also helps coordinate the Love Music Hate Racism campaign

London’s annual celebration of the LGBTQ+ community was as spectacular, vibrant and vital as ever.

Disabled and non-disabled, refugees and citizens: united we stand, divided we fall

Looking back at how disabled people have fought for change

When Blue Planet II aired in October 2017, we all knew viewing figures would be high to witness some miraculous journeys through the animal kingdom, and Sir David Attenborough’s enchanting narration. But few could predict the programme’s incredible effect on shaping public opinion towards plastic pollution.