What's happening
Connecting our young people through global conversations
The Youth Bridges virtual project began during the worldwide pandemic of 2020 to connect young people across borders at a time of heightened anxiety and isolation.
There’s Hope in the Young People
Allow me to introduce myself: my name is Renee St-Jean, I am 24 years old, and I live in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. I am currently finishing my honours bachelor’s degree with a major in Psychology, a minor in Neuroscience, a concentration in Health Psychology, mental health and well-being. It has been a privilege to be an intern for KORI.
The epidemic after the pandemic
I have spent the last few weeks reading my way through a lot of reports and inquiries ranging from official inquiries commissioned by the UK government to reports conducted by civil society groups or university or private research firms.
Travelling During Covid-19
Travelling during this period is especially challenging. We asked one of our young people about their experience of visiting family in Jamaica.
The KORI Autumn Appeal
KORI was founded 18 years ago to create a haven for young people to flourish. We used youth work, the arts and travel as our main tools to create community and give support. Our doors were open to everyone but our focus was on supporting young people from African and Caribbean cultures.
Education in Quarantine
On the 16st March 2020, the UK government announced that they were implementing a nation-wide quarantine due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, this inevitably resulted in the closure of schools and universities across the country.
Internship at KORI
I have always been interested in humanitarian subjects. Thus, I graduated in the field of Political science and History from Delhi University, India…
Scrapping under 18s free travel – a social mobility issue?
Since 2006, London’s under 18s have been entitled to free bus and tram travel, along with half price discounted tube transport under a Zip Oyster Card…
Crafted Conversations
KORI are working with 20 young women, capturing their ‘Covid-19’ experience creatively. The sessions will be recorded and documented for an online book, illustrated by three young female painters. The recorded pieces will also be made into an audio piece….
Higher Education and Me
12 Years of Education
My Work is My Protest
The Art of Loneliness
The impact of lockdown on young people living around us
have been overpowered by a stomach grabbing anxiety.
Language used by the young people we work with…
DAIGO Update
KORI pushing through the crisis
Forward UK Event
Collage Arts
