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Battlefront is all about the campaigns. And this is where they live.

Follow all the Battlefront campaigners here at Campaign HQ, including this year's Battlefront 11 and our Class of 2008. You can also start a campaign of your own, which will be displayed here for everyone to get excited about...

Natural Beauty: Keeping It Real 2287 supporters

Kaya Cheyanne

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Keeping it Real is a campaign aimed at people of all ages, but especially young people who are more likely to be adversely affected by media influence. We are aiming to promote positive body image and bring back natural beauty as opposed to the distorted pictures we see everyday all around us. We would like to see industries display our logo, not only to show support, but also as a sign that we are moving in a positive and more healthy direction.

Give Autism A Chance 6712 supporters

Bella Tommey

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Because of lack of support, understanding and opportunities, most people with Autism find it impossible to get a job. My mission is to prove 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.

Where's Our Vote 2775 supporters

Anastasia Kyriacou

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Lives Not Knives 3112 supporters

Eliza Rebeiro

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Gangs ruin lives. My campaign is dedicated to showing young people they have other options. I want to stop the younger ones before they get caught up in gang life; and help gang members get out before it’s too late.

Lets talk disability 1969 supporters

Ella Prendergast

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Hands up who has stared at a disabled person before? I have. I’ve also seen the effect that this has on my sister Nancy, who is a witty, outgoing, occasionally moody teenager, who happens to also be disabled. That’s why my campaign aims to break down the barriers between able and disabled young people. I want people to get to know the person rather than the disability.

Where is the Love? 733 supporters

Abbie Louise Davies

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Where is the Love wants young people to be able to have sex only when they are ready to, and when they want to, and not when they feel like they have to. Too many teens feel pressured into it, or rush in to it unprepared and don’t have enough sex education at school. I think we should be safe, be secure, and be sure before heading off to bed.

The Smile High Club 1300 supporters

Ed Griffiths & Luke Franks

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Meet your street 2167 supporters

Alex Loughlin

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Same job same dosh 1080 supporters

Aakash Bharania

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The current minimum wage discriminates on age and I think that’s outrageous. I’m told as a 16-year-old that I am worth less than someone over the age of 21 (£2.23 less to be exact). All I want is to be treated equally. I want the Same Job to pay the Same Dosh!

Keeping it safe online 941 supporters

Carney Bonner

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When we think we’re safe online, are we really? My Campaign is about keeping web users safe and highlighting the effects of cyber-bullying. I want people to understand the damage it does to victims and how it ruins lives. I want to make sure victims know they have a place to turn. I want people to stop crossing the line online.

Anti bullying shared 722 supporters

Abbi Morrall-Faulkner

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It’s time we got on top of bullying. Schools don’t seem to be doing all they can to stamp it out and the problem certainly isn’t going away. I want to get a Government-supported system in schools that will help victims, advise parents and provide national statistics. Let’s beat bullying together.

STOP: Gun and Knife Crime

Alex Rose

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