In this episode of YouthTalks, youth board member Christopher, discusses art and activism in mental health with Ally Zlatar.

Ally Zlatar is the founder of The Starving Artist, an initiative that helps broaden perspectives and raise awareness on eating disorders and mental illness through art. She also founded The Starving Artist Scholarship Fund which helps people access inpatient treatment for eating disorders.

Ally Zlatar is the recipient of the Princess Diana Legacy Award (2021), the British Citizen Award (2022) and gained special recognition from Y20 (Youth 20 paired with G20 Summit).

You can follow Ally Zlatar on Instagram here! (@allyzlatar)

In this episode, Sri Nihal, Aaron and Anastasiia, the top 3 finalists of the 2023 International Children's Peace Prize, talk with Rena, winner of the 2022 International Children's Peace Prize, and 2 Youth Board members, Alyan and Konstantinos, about their projects and their experiences in youth participation.

In this episode, Sri Nihal, one of the top 3 finalists of the 2023 International Children's Peace Prize, talks with KidsRights' Head of Programs about his personal experience and activism and what being a finalist means for him and his work for a cleaner environment.

In this episode, Aaron, one of the top 3 finalists of the 2023 International Children's Peace Prize, talks with KidsRights' Head of Programs, about his personal experience and activism and what being a finalist means for him and his work about the rights of children with imprisoned parents.

In this episode of YouthTalks, David, intern at KidsRights, and Ujjwal Dubey, one of the authors behind the KidsRights Index, discuss this unique report, uncovering the sources and sharing the highlights of this valuable document. Discover how this influential tool can empower youth to make a difference through activism.

During this episode, the 2019 International Peace Prize winner and Youth Board member Divina Maloum talks with peace activist, Reagan Ohene Kobby, about his activism and leadership, and why it is important for young people to participate in peace building.

During this episode, the State of Youth's Project Manager Ludovica talks with the winner of the International Children's Peace Prize 2022, Rena Kawasaki, about her activism, why it is important for young people to participate in local and international decision making and the power they hold!