麻豆官网首页入口 The Social contributors look at the issues affecting young people in Scotland today, including medical, educational and personal issues.
"Never underestimate the power of your own words and actions"
What is the caste system and how does it affect Scots today? Sanjeev and Kapil explain.
"It needs to be normalised that a bloke can have an eating disorder too."
"If something's made you uncomfortable, then it's not nothing and help is always there."
"We need to value disabled people as equal citizens in our societies."
A look at Aberdeen's involvement in the slave trade.
"A movement cannot be considered progressive if it excludes voices from the conversation"
Adam was diagnosed with epilepsy 20 years ago. This is his story...
Amanda chats about how representation is moving in the right direction.
Members of Intercultural Youth Scotland reflect on what Black History Month means to them.
"Black History Month is a time for celebration."
Stella lost her mum in her 20s and talks about grief and life afterwards.
This is Alister鈥檚 first-hand experience of postnatal depression.
Zahra discusses the racism she faced growing up in Scotland and to this day.
Graham explains why we need to address a lack of HIV prevention education.
Danielle on the importance of disabled people choosing their own clothes.
Aisha spills on some of the comments she gets as a Scottish Muslim.
This is Anesu's first hand experience of racism in Scotland.
Why we need to stop the fake war between car drivers and cyclists.
"I fear that the disabled community are not being listened to."
Why inspiration porn reduces people with disabilities down to objects of inspiration.
Stephanie was diagnosed with arthritis at 20.
Amanda discusses the lack of diversity in the Scottish Parliament with Noor Abdel-Razik.
Molly's challenging some of the dyslexia stereotypes by testing herself.
