​​Brief Title :  Making Youth Work Visible - Visuals campaign

 

Collaboration : LCC with youth workers and creatives from: Be Heard As One, SEEIt Working Trust, Taking Shape Association, Manor Park Media, Through Our Eyes Only, United for Change and The Peter Marlow Foundation

 

Roy Mehta : Senior Lecturer and Second Year lead, BA Photojournalism & Documentary Photography, London College of Communication, University of the Arts London, Elephant & Castle 

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Photographers :  UAL LCC Year 2 students, BA Photojournalism and Documentary, Unit: Contemporary Documentary 2:

Julia Berger; Zo Wu; Isabela De Xavier Carvalho; Aaron Carter; Darcy Phillips; Hassan Alhussain

 

Outline :  Photographs that capture and represent the working lives of youth workers and the people they work with and represent. We want to tell the wider and unrepresented world of youth work and the value it has in our society.

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Mission Statement :  Students will be working with a number of different grassroots and charitable organisations with different Mission statements. We are working together because we all want to support young people to reach their full potential and believe that we need to work together from grass roots to strategic levels, to achieve this through systemic social change.  ​Videos and photographs should add a visual dimension to the notion that youth workers are empowering themselves and their communities; using their voices, building power with others and making impact. 

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Day in the life of a youth worker : 2024

The more detailed exploration of what these youth workers do - images showing the range of activities involved, the diverse young people supported, in differing situations, with a range of impacts etc.  These images can be used in a wide range of ways to illustrate youth work “The day in the life of a youth worker” ​​​​​​

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The Faces of Youth Work​

A Zine by ISABELA CARVALHO in conjunction with BE HEARD AS ONE and UNITED FOR CHANGE Consortium