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PPE meet with Baroness Lawrence and Baroness Williams at the Home Office

14 May PPE meet with Baroness Lawrence and Baroness Williams at the Home Office

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On May 14th a group of Peer Power Experts met with Baroness Lawrence of Clarendon OBE and Baroness Williams of Trafford, Minister of State for Equalities at the Home Office to discuss their thoughts, concerns and recommendations for youth services in the UK. They covered topics from school exclusion to youth justice to systemic racism.

Peer Power was also delighted to receive funding from the Stephen Lawrence Trust to develop our Peer to Professional model, helping young people to follow their dreams and pursue their chosen careers.

 

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