Leah's story
"My favourite things are that I don’t have to do anything I don’t want to do. I just do what comes to mind. It’s not like school, there’s no rules. You can just be yourself."
discover more >"My favourite things are that I don’t have to do anything I don’t want to do. I just do what comes to mind. It’s not like school, there’s no rules. You can just be yourself."
discover more >Are you a Virtual School wanting to embed your arts, cultural and creative provision for your children and young people? Are you interested in how Artsmark can support you along your journey?
discover more >TMC Youth Board member, Stella, shares the importance of performative art in her latest blog post.
discover more >TMC Youth Board member, Stella, shares the importance of visual art in our world and what we might be missing without it!
discover more >My name is Stella, and I am a member of TMC's Youth Board and have been since about April. I am so excited to officially launch the beginning of this era of the youth voice marketing and communications project!
discover more >"I love my veg patch. I like seeing the progress each week. When you are growing things, you can really see the difference you are making."
discover more >"I feel more confident and brave about things. Yes, I'm proud of what I've done."
discover more >"I've told my friends about our sessions and they all want to come!"
discover more >"I definitely would never have done these paintings without this project."
discover more >My work with The Mighty Creatives began with one clear aim: to make their social media a space that not only talked about youth voice but was shaped and led by it.
discover more >I’m a proud member of The Mighty Creatives’ Youth Board and someone who knows, very personally, just how life-changing creativity can be - not just as an outlet, but as a lifeline.
discover more >Did you know that the theme for this year's Mental Health Awareness Week 2025, which runs from 12th to 18th May, is "community"? In this blog post, mighty TMC Youth Board member and creative social activist, Hannah, shares her own mental health journey and personal experiences about what community means to her.
discover more >This past April, Hannah - one of our incredible Youth Board members - led us through a powerful series of daily Autism Acceptance Journal Prompts, designed to invite self-reflection, creative expression and community connection.
discover more >“I feel like a child! The paint can go wherever you want it to go and no-one will tell me off! It’s really fun.”
discover more >Leicester-based creative youth charity, The Mighty Creatives, was proud to host a special visit from the Mayor of Krefeld, Germany, last weekend as part of a cultural exchange initiative celebrating the long-standing twinning relationship between the two cities and to discuss the challenges facing young people.
discover more >“I have learned a lot and was excited every week for our sessions together.”
discover more >"She is just what we were hoping for from a Creative Mentor and they are a perfect fit. I just wanted to let you know how much her support is valued and how great we think she is.”
discover more >"I didn’t move the whole time! It was amazing, I want to go again, but it's not on any more."
discover more >"There was a change that instead of him being more passive he would become very, very active about his thinking and what he thought about things. That was a huge change."
discover more >"This kind of creative child-centred practice allows Creative Mentors to be flexible and non-judgmental, and gives control and choice to their Creative Mentees."
discover more >Midland’s based organisations, Arts Connect and The Mighty Creatives (TMC), are leading the way in England with a pioneering new partnership programme.
discover more >New appointments set to strengthen The Mighty Creatives’ strategic development plans to reach more under-represented young people through person-centred creative interventions.
discover more >“I’ll tell you what... my art skills have been so much better since I started this course!”
discover more >“Confidence grew over the sessions and Toby was never shy about talking about his interests, becoming more confident sharing how he felt - for example, about his dad or being worried about going to secondary school.”
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