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Who am I?
02 September 2010
With the launch of the ‘Who am I?’ campaign and video, the PLAnet youth fellowship are seeking to challenge negative stereotypes of young people, and are encouraging 11 - 20 year olds who are involved in community projects to enter the awards and get recognised.
3729.9 miles
01 September 2010
Meet PLAnet ambassador Jawad Shah, and find out why he is asking people to walk 3729.9 miles.
PLAnet magazine
20 August 2010
We’re all for getting more positive media coverage of young people. Check out our magazine, published in association with Children and Young People Now, now available to read online.
What’s the best way to improve your community?
17 August 2010
Take the PLAnet summer survey and tell us what young people think about improving their communities.
Enter now! New online nomination form launched
08 June 2010
With 99 days to go till the deadline and a brand new online nomination form, now is a great time to get started on your nomination for the 2010 Philip Lawrence Awards.
Could you be the stars of our campaign? Enter our photo challenge
25 May 2010
We want to make young people the stars of our marketing campaign for the 2010 awards. We’re asking groups to take part by taking photographs of their group that show the positivity, cooperation and friendship at the heart of a PLAnet project. You could be featured on our website or poster, and will be entered in a prize draw to win a digital camera for your group.
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2010 Awards now open for entries!
29 March 2010
Former award winners are calling young people to put themselves in the running for the 2010 Philip Lawrence Awards.
Telling it like it is - Award winners promote anti gang message to peers
08 March 2010
2009 award winners GGP in OT have an anti guns and gangs message to tell, loud and clear. Last week group members Fabien, Marvin, Marvin and Markus travelled from Old Trafford to Nottingham to deliver workshops to two youth projects in the area.
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