Create by Phoebe Boakye-Yiadom, Bristol STAR STAR Bristol has recently launched a Wellbeing Action Toolkit, a resource designed tosupport the …
Introducing the STAR Bristol Wellbeing Action Toolkit Read More »
We can’t believe it is already the end of the first term for this academic year! It has been an amazing …
#iWillWeek is an annual celebration of the incredible work young people are doing across the UK to improve their lives …
The Christmas season is fast approaching, and we need your help… We are excited to announce that STAR is taking …
STAR groups across the UK run loads of amazing community projects in partnership with local organisations, last year there were …
Clearing your Path: Unlocking Your Access to EducationWritten by Shaliny Lingeswaran Being a student from a displaced background in the …
For Volunteers Week 2024, we are celebrating STAR volunteers and shining a spotlight on the brilliant projects they run. There are thousands of students dedicating their time to make the UK a more welcoming place for refugees and people seeking asylum. In this blog students from Warwick STAR talk about their experience running open days on campus.
Power of Youth Day is a national celebration of youth social action that takes part during Volunteers’ Week – so today is a double celebration for us. This week we want to shine a spotlight on the incredible young people who are part of STAR
We are horrified by the enactment of the so-called ‘Safety of Rwanda Act’, a piece of legislation that threatens the lives of people seeking sanctuary and undermines the core values of our society.
In this piece, Bel Govier (Co-President of Warwick STAR) explores the harmful and dehumanising impact of the UK asylum system on LGBTQ+ people.
