Parliamentary Information Office - Mid Devon Youth Parliament member fights for rights in Nottingham
Devon's Youth Parliament members are the Nottingham University traveled to their rights.
Charley Chen, 17, who represents the Central Devon and Exeter, Devon Smith had joined the fellow and the various representatives, Daniel: N be Adams and replaced Francis Elsender. They contribute to the Nat-ional UK Youth Parliament, which are important for the policy makers of the festo Mani later this year, and participated in a series of workshops, including physical theatre, and the placard art.
Among young people is also a skill-building workshops took part in two of the 11, including the effectiveness of the negotiations "on the run", "public speaking" and "preparation for media interviews."
Charley said: "the green hills of Nottingham was the Devon long running.
"The annual session is exciting to see the cultural diversity and great thing to see, Devon, which is white British, 96% of the population, compared to the experience."Devon is not very different is not bad, but it has no effect on the document.
"Not many people in the religious and cultural diversity, means he may not have any other, we have 4%, Devon, a representative of the general population."In this session, helped us to note, however, that we need to make sure that we are represented by them.
"This happens all around us, a local North Devon MYPs ophobia campaign that comes from thinking of how young people tell us does not deal with homophobic bullying effectively to secondary schools.
"The weekend was an amazing experience – we have learned an awful lot, and all had a lot of time."
Source By : http://www.thisisthewestcountry.co.uk/news/devon_news/9868494.Mid_Devon_Youth_Parliament_member_fights_for_rights_in_Nottingham/
Devon's Youth Parliament members are the Nottingham University traveled to their rights.
Charley Chen, 17, who represents the Central Devon and Exeter, Devon Smith had joined the fellow and the various representatives, Daniel: N be Adams and replaced Francis Elsender. They contribute to the Nat-ional UK Youth Parliament, which are important for the policy makers of the festo Mani later this year, and participated in a series of workshops, including physical theatre, and the placard art.
Among young people is also a skill-building workshops took part in two of the 11, including the effectiveness of the negotiations "on the run", "public speaking" and "preparation for media interviews."
Charley said: "the green hills of Nottingham was the Devon long running.
"The annual session is exciting to see the cultural diversity and great thing to see, Devon, which is white British, 96% of the population, compared to the experience."Devon is not very different is not bad, but it has no effect on the document.
"Not many people in the religious and cultural diversity, means he may not have any other, we have 4%, Devon, a representative of the general population."In this session, helped us to note, however, that we need to make sure that we are represented by them.
"This happens all around us, a local North Devon MYPs ophobia campaign that comes from thinking of how young people tell us does not deal with homophobic bullying effectively to secondary schools.
"The weekend was an amazing experience – we have learned an awful lot, and all had a lot of time."
Source By : http://www.thisisthewestcountry.co.uk/news/devon_news/9868494.Mid_Devon_Youth_Parliament_member_fights_for_rights_in_Nottingham/
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