It's still not what you know, it's who you know
Jasmin wonders if her class has made it harder to get into the industry she loves
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Write about Power + Privilege
Rife wants your personal essays on the theme of 'Power + Privilege.'
What Christmas is like when you've lost a loved one
Parys reflects on what her Christmas might be like this year without her Nanna
Married at 21 - is it too young?
Zia considers reactions to her friend's wedding plans and wonders whether it's time for everyone to mind their own business
Standup comedian Pravanya Pillay is making politics funny again
The standup tells us all about her New Labour-inspired show
Here's our 24 most inspiring Bristol young people under 24 for 2019
This year's list features another round of the city's most impressive young people.
What young people need now
Sumaya finds out what young people *really* need from youth services
The New Royals: Drag Kings and Queens
AFAB drag queen Mariana Trench and drag king Roddy Jodphurs show us their Bristol drag scene
Why men with privilege need to step up to support women
Those with power should use it to help those with less privilege.
'Burgerz is about meat, violence, men, fragility, strength': talking to theatre-maker Travis Alabanza
The trans performer and hit show creator tells us about bringing their work back to their hometown
What to do if you’re struggling with your first year of uni
University isn't all pub crawls, making pals and getting Firsts.
'I'm not ready to remember' - when your mum is an alcoholic
How Sara* realised her mum's drinking was out of control
Meet the young Bristolians on strike to save our planet
Heulwen, Milly and Lily are part of YouthStrike4Climate Bristol - find out why they're protesting for less pollution
When nail varnish isn't just nail varnish
When it came to wearing his new nails outside, Ravi realised that sometimes, it is that deep
An interview with the writer behind a 2019 take on Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Reece catches up with Matt Grinter, who has spun the classic gothic tale into a modern ugliness we can all...
Always the first time: falling in (and out) of love
Frankie looks back on the first time she fell in love with a girl, and the first time she fell...
Joker depicts the dangerous roar of the downtrodden
Dana thinks on how we all get tricked by Joaquin Phoenix's demented protagonist *SPOILERS AHEAD*
‘I’d rather see a white doctor, if you don’t mind:’ how patients can hurt doctors too
Neha describes the moment that she realised her race could affect how her patients saw her
How to speak to someone who has an eating disorder
Rosie reflects on her own experience of having an eating disorder to work out what to say to a friend
The unseen history of Brandon Hill
Hadi talks us though the heady history of Bristol's inner city park, from trenches to pick-up spot
What it’s like to move from Poland to study at Bristol University
Zosia chats the challenges and joys she's experienced since getting to the UK
Dyslexia: why is it such a hard word to spell?
Kitty explores her experience of dyslexia in a moving short film
How BFI Film Academy Bristol helped these three women get their start in the industry
The number of women working in film and TV is shockingly low.
Nominations are open for Rife's 2019 24 under 24 list
Who’s the most inspirational Bristol young person you know?
