Youth for Peace and Development
- Written by: Margaret Ali, UPF-UK
Imagine Committee Room 10 at the Houses of Parliament, full to capacity of 100 people! Only standing room! A group of 20 bright, selfless young achievers from various backgrounds, who were nominated by Universal Peace Federation (UPF) - UK Ambassadors for Peace, had come to receive their “UPF Young Achievers Award” for their outstanding work through service and volunteering. The young achievers were surrounded by a supportive group of friends, family, as well as UPF Ambassadors for Peace.
- Written by: Robin Marsh
Youth Leadership Seminar including Universal Peace Academy and Universal Peace Federation - UK Young Achievers and other friends. It was taught by Samuel Read and Dr Ibrahim K. Asante.
- Written by: Natalia Almeida in collaboration with Margaret Ali and Dominic Hoyte
It’s that time of the year again-to celebrate, to recognise, to share. On 5th July, UPF hosted its annual “Young Achievers Award” in Portcullis House, celebrating future leaders. Some diverse stories of contributions young people have made to their local and national communities were shared in the Boothroyd room, and I can say first-hand that it was an extremely inspiring event. Photo Link (Photos by Elin Robinson)
- Written by: Robin Marsh
Youth Achievement Awards will be presented to deserving young adults on July 1st from 5.00 pm in Committee Room 14, the House of Commons. At this event we will present the Youth Achievement Awards (YAA) to young people of various backgrounds, and hear them explain their activities. At this event we will present an Ambassador for Peace award to the inspiring Pauline Long.
Singer songwriter Tally Koren will perform her song 'Free Will' during the programme as part of a campaign to inspire people to fulfil their dreams. 
Please see the explanation of the Youth Achievement Awards here - http://bit.ly/1jKrHTR