Join us for a day focused on critical topics from NGOs, governments, and businesses impacting the job market, education, and access to opportunities. Young people can attend their first development conference, choosing workshops in arts, entrepreneurship, or leadership. In partnership with the Manchester Science Museum, we facilitate professional engagement with industry experts, diplomats, youth leaders, and mentors during Face Festival 2024.

Venue: Science and Industry Museum
Address: Liverpool Rd, Manchester M3 4JP
Host: 10:00 - 14:00 (10:00 - 12:00 / Lunch 12:00 - 12:45 / 12:45 - 14:00)

Learning Studio - Practical Workshops:

• CV Writing & Public Speaking (1hr)

• Start Up Workshop + Artistic Career Pathway (1hr)

• Financing Social Action (1hr)

Conversation Space - Explorative Conversations:

• Tools for Youth Development (1hr)

• A Career in Global Trade and Economy (1hr)

• AI in Education (1hr)

Revolution Gallery - Special Key Notes:

• Entrepreneurs Mindset on Challenges (1hr)

• Green Jobs & Economy (1hr)

• Developing as a Young Leader and Diplomat (1hr)

The YCL Network presents a black tie event in Manchester to celebrates the contribution of individuals and organizations to achieving the sustainable Development Goals, furthering our agenda to support the development of 10,000 leaders, artist and social entrepreneurs.

Awards Categories
Global Youth Ambassadors
Anarchy Film Festival
Artists of the Year
Entruperner of the Year
Leader of the Year
Breakin Bees Awards

What to expect: Guest speakers and Performances, Food, Networking and Film Screening.

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Leeds Beckett Festival of Political and International Relations
Young Creative Leaders
Venue: RoseBowl 229

This presentation will explore the purpose of the Sustainable Development Goals and their significance on both a local and an international level. Director of the Young Creative Leaders (YCL), Edenamiuki Aiguobasinmwin will discuss the process of implementing SDGs through an organisation, YCL’s underlying values and ambitions based on this international agenda, and how individuals can use the SDGs as a guide towards making impacts of their own

More information https://bit.ly/32PQ2po

The Young Creative Leaders bring you a Black History Month Forum in partnership with Namiuki Dance Theater and Lancaster University Students' Union.

Exploring questions such as: ​Who is this new vocabulary for? Who needs labels, definitions, and why? Is it so we can identify ourselves, or for others to define us? What are the incentives, issues, and provisions with engaging the BAME community.

Forum Agenda
- Open Discussion
- Documentary Interviews
- Snacks
- Networking

At this forum we develop a resolution on the topic at hand alongside Anarchy Cinema interviewing forum participants for a short documentary.

Free Entry
Room: Faraday LT 1
Everyone welcome