Bella Tommey: Give Autism A Chance
Bella's campaign was all about proving that by giving autism a chance, those that suffer with it can put something back into society and work to support themselves and their family...
Find out moreRemember Bella, Alex, Carney, Luke, Ed, Anastasia, Kaya, Eliza and all the good times from 2010...
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Battlefront Season 2 was all about getting jobs for autistic people, votes for 16 year olds, and getting real images into magazines. What will season 3 hold? You can still apply to be part of the new series at http://battlefront.co.uk/casting
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Kaya Cheyanne: Natural Beauty; Keeping It Real
Kaya's campaign aimed to promote positive body image and bring back natural beauty. She wanted to tackle the distorted pictures we see all around us every day...
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Alex's Meet Your Street campaign was all about bringing neighbourhoods together. He wanted to encourage people to Meet Their Street and see the many benefits it has...
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Eliza's campaign was dedicated to showing schoolkids that gangs ruin lives. She wanted to show the younger ones that they had other options before getting caught up in gang life...
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Ella's campaign was all about getting young disabled and non disabled people to integrate more. She wanted people to get to know the person rather than the disability...
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Carney's campaign was all about keeping web users safe and highlighting the effects of cyber-bullying. He wanted people to understand the damage it does to victims and how it ruins lives...
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Abbie Louise's campaign aimed to encourage young people to have sex only when they are ready to, and when they want to, Not when they feel like they have to...
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Luke and Ed's campaign was dedicated to getting Britain smiling as a nation. Their research proved that smiling boosts your mood and your health, so they encouraged people to do it a whole lot more...
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Abbi's campaign focused on getting a Government-supported system put in schools that would help victims of bullying, advise parents and provide detailed national statistics...
Find out moreAakash Bharania: Same Job Same Dosh
Aakash thought it was outrageous that the current minimum wage discriminates on age. His campaign was all about young employees being treated equally...
Find out moreAnastasia Kyriacou: Where's Our Vote?
Anastasia's campaign was devoted to lowering the voting age to sixteen. She wanted to abolish the negative stereotype often burdened on young people and allow the future generation's voices to be heard loud and clear...
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