Supporter love:
"Having witnessed first hand the discrepancies in language, acceptance and understanding of these issues through conversations with students around the UK, it's essential that we do more. This is a very important initiative. " – Adam Cunis, Crowdfunder supporter
"It is so vital for young people to have the knowledge and support they may not receive at home." – Tracey Ruck, Crowdfunder supporter
MEET OUR YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD
Meet our incredible youth advisors below.
Mission statement for our youth advisory board: young people sharing empowering, experienced-based advice and guidance to help different audiences make informed choices, navigate relationships with respect, tackle stigmas and expand their beliefs.

Sophie Frear
She/Her
Sophie is a musician and social media personality. With a combined following of over 650,000 people, she uses her platforms to discuss important feminist issues such as objectification, normality of body hair, abortion laws, and walking home safely. She has spent a year working for gender minority organization Cactus City UK.

Millie Austin
She/They
Millie is a history graduate from the University of York who is passionate about making a difference. she has run a Period Poverty Drive, set up an Equalities Group at school, and volunteered in both legal and charitable sectors. She is focused on creating inclusive environments that encourage equality.

Angelina Rooney
She/Her
Angelina Rooney is based in London and interested in art, social issues, current affairs as well as activism especially in the view points of youth.

Talya Sher
She/Her
Based in Israel, Talya is an engineer and former Consent and Sexual Health officer for Loughborough University. she is passionate about making sex education accessible, exciting and inclusive for everyone, including neurodivergent audiences. She believes it is time to normalise conversations around sex and consent!

Bailey Prevezer
She/They
Bailey is a graduate in International Relations and French. Bailey places a strong emphasis on the development of gender understanding, and evolution of sex education corresponding with those questioning their identity at whatever stage they find themselves. Within sex education, Bailey believes everyone, no matter their gender/sexuality/skin tone, can feel included and supported in all areas and activities.

