Hannah Afrah
Hannah is a born and bred Londoner. She is a graduate in Social Anthropology with a particular interest in research. Hannah currently works part time as a nanny in Peckham, while interning at the RJ4ALL Community Centre.

Leila Mohamed
Leila Mohamed (she/her) is a New York City native, and current, research masters student at the London School of Economics and Political Science studying International Social and Public Policy. With a passion for community and public service, Leila has a professional background in local NYC government and law enforcement. Alongside her work, she has volunteered at both federal (U.S.A.) and local (Brooklyn, NY) organizations such as the African Burial Ground and D.I.V.A.S. for Social Justice.

Doaa Shabbir 
Doaa is 22 and currently serving as Acting Executive Head. She is from Glasgow and moved to London last year. Her role so far in the YMB has involved thinking up ways to expand our relationship with external stakeholders, onboard new members, and showcase the incredible work of the young people in the local community through our FRED blog. Her personal interests include social research; racial justice; youth engagement; and mentorship.
Helen Bourne
Helen is the Youth Management Board representative on the RJ4All Board bringing youth issues and evaluations to its strategic discussions and planning.
Tommy Gavrielides
Tommy Gavrielides is the Graphic Designer for the YAB. He is a Year 10 student at the Duke of York Royal Military school and has been volunteering for RJ4All since he was 6 helping his dad with the food bank and the RJ4All team with the community events.

Contacts: youthmanagementboard@rj4all.org

“I’m so excited and grateful to be alongside a team dedicated to giving young people a platform to voice their views and ideas, and would love to hear from you! Email me at doaashabbir@gmail.com if you want to get involved or have any questions.”

JOIN MY PANEL AND BECOME A MEMBER OF THIS AMAZING COMMUNITY!

By joining me you will get the chance to be part of high quality volunteering opportunities! I hold the Quality Label for the European Commission’s European Solidarity Corps volunteering programme (receiving & sending volunteers)

What can we offer you?

With us, you can gain high quality volunteering and internship opportunities that are structured either as office-based or remote placements aiming to increase individual skills and confidence levels insights in within the following areas: equalities, human rights, restorative justice, race and gender equality, youth policy and youth crime, radicalisation

Given our involvement with the European Solidarity Corps (ESC), your participation and learnings will be formally certified!

  • ESC certificate your PARTICIPATION: Every participant having finalised a European Solidarity Corps activity, will be entitled to certificate to testify your participation in European Solidarity Corps activities
  • YOUTH PASS certificate your LEARNINGS: Differently from the ESC certificate of participation, the Youth Pass is a more complex certification which wants to testify your learnig process by making it more explicit.

While carrying out any project/activity/research you will unpack and reflect on what you have learned from that experience. Your learnings will be, then, officially certified through the Youth Pass!