Giving young people the skills and knowledge they need to campaign safely about issues they're passionate about.

Element Society and Chilypep are working together to make young people as prepared as possible for safe and successful online campaigning. The Gen Z project trains young people in things such as project planning, goal setting, and online safety, as well as offering support with launching and running on and offline campaigns.

Download our free

 Campaign Toolkit

We have a number of printed toolkits available, please email [email protected] if you would like to order them.
The toolkits are free to collect from our office, or we can post them for a small fee. 

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Download our training resources for FREE

GenZ Activism Training Resources

Our resources include sessions on:

• Intro to Activism 
• Equality, Power and Privilege 
• Systems of Change 
• Self-Care and Safety while Campaigning 
• Campaign Issues 
• Problem Tree 
• Researching 
• Campaign Methods and Target Audience 
• Key Messages and Naming Your Campaign 
• Networking 
• Measuring Success 
• Campaign Branding and Design 

Our resources are designed to be used alongside the campaign toolkit. 

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Support the campaigns from this project!

Power Over Periods Topic: Period poverty Contact: [email protected] Socials: https://linktr.ee/poweroverperiods Find out more Queer over Fear  Topic: LGBT+ rights in school  Contact: [email protected] Socials: @queeroverfear ERA: End Racial Abuse  Topic: Anti-racism education Contact: Socials: @endracialabuse

GenZ has really boosted my confidence and I am a lot more comfortable sharing ideas with other people. It has provided a space in which I feel safe and appreciated, and has given me something to look forward to all week. I learned a lot!

- LJ, 13

It has been really inspiring watching the young people take the training we've given them and use the skills to develop campaigns on issues they are passionate about. They have worked really hard and have so much knowledge and insight into the issues they've chosen.

- Jasmine, Project Co-ordinator

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This project wouldn't be possible without funding from the Act For Change Fund - a joint initiative from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, the Esmee Fairburn Foundation, and the National Lottery Community Fund.