What if young people ran the world? | Nasra Ayub | TEDxUniversityofBristol

The world as we know it is continuously facing challenges. From the impact of the pandemic, the Black Lives Matter movement, climate change and poverty on the rise, there is a huge number of global issues that need to be addressed. Young people are constantly at the forefront of tackling these issues, from organising protests to creating innovative solutions to today’s problems. Nasra's talk will be about why we should view young people as experts in social justice issues and therefore radically overhaul the charity funding sector and shift the power of decision making to young people. Nasra Ayub is a multi-award winning campaigner, writer and international speaker. Since the age of 15, Nasra has been campaigning for the end of violence against women and girls such as FGM and honour based violence. Nasra is a recipient of the prestigious Diana Award, for her work in tackling violence against women and girls. She has been featured on The Guardian, ITV, BBC Three and BBC 1 speaking on race and other social justice issues. Nasra has also provided consultation for many MPs including former Prime Ministers on grooming and radicalisation, counter extremism strategies and its impact on young people. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx