What we do

Our youth-led campaigns span film, music, visual arts and enterprise, confronting knife crime, colourism, toxic masculinity and violence and abuse against women and girls through bold, creative expression. These projects are co-created by young people with lived experience and used widely across UK schools to reshape narratives and inspire change.

Trained peer educators deliver workshops in schools across the UK using resources they helped create. Covering issues like FGM, sexual harassment, extremism and coercive control, these sessions empower students to think critically, seek support and challenge harmful behaviour.

From local forums to national platforms like Chatham House and Oxford University, our young people lead public discussions on inequality, identity and justice. Their lived experience brings urgency and authenticity to conversations that influence policy, practice and social attitudes.

We deliver high-impact training for schools, councils and frontline workers, led by the young people who know these issues best. Covering topics from FGM and microaggressions to inclusive safeguarding, our training challenges bias, builds empathy and drives meaningful change.

Leadership runs through everything we do, from workshops to boardrooms. Our young people plan events, run campaigns, train professionals and shape our strategy. Many go on to sit on our Youth Board or become Junior Trustees, developing real-world leadership skills and continuing to influence change far beyond Integrate.

We offer mentoring to reduce isolation, promote wellbeing and build connection. The programme is run by staff and trained peer mentors. We offer regular meetups, creative sessions and one-to-one check-ins. This is often the first place these young people feel seen and is a vital part of our work.