We run creative campaigns that challenge inequalities and drive real change.
As well as offering workshops on the following topics, our young people at Integrate UK lead powerful, creative campaigns that challenge inequalities, spark conversations and drive real change.
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Our founding campaign. Youth activism helped drive national safeguarding reform and statutory education.
Our film ‘Switched’ imagines a parallel universe where FGM is carried out on boys instead of girls, using this reversal to confront the realities of FGM, challenge assumptions and encourage shared understanding and male allyship in ending the practice.
The resource encourages discussion around the inclusion of men and boys in the fight to end FGM. ‘Switched’ changed attitudes in classrooms, it influenced how schools and professionals think about safeguarding and how prevention works best when all students are informed, included and empowered.
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This campaign tackles sexual harassment and assault, coercion, harmful gender norms and victim-blaming.
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Challenging racism, Islamophobia, xenophobia and right-wing extremism.
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Creative dialogues that build understanding across different groups.
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Campaigns combating grooming, extremism, and online hate.
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Exploring links between violence, misogyny and harmful masculinity.
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Our campaign demonstrates how explicit online content shapes young people’s attitudes and behaviours and addresses online harms, sexual violence, toxic masculinity and internalised misogyny. It draws attention to how easy access to pornography reinforces harmful gender norms and contributes to increased violence against women and girls.
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