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Simeon Moore and Dylan Duffus 'Dats TV Reshaping Culture' 

Simeon Moore and Dylan Duffus were members of rival Birmingham gangs. They were brought together by award-winning filmmaker Penny Woolcock for the documentary One Mile Away. Simeon and Dylan are now advocates for young people, working together to tackle what they see as the glamorisation of gang culture through their YouTube channel DatsTV. Simeon and Dylan describe their journeys and the impact participating in the film had on both them and their community. They share their vision of how we can best tackle youth violence and provide young people with an alternative vision. Join in the conversation online using #BeingtheStory

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  Onjali Rauf ‘The Nightbus Hero’ 

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  Craig Spillane ‘We need to talk about male suicide’

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  Nylah Abitimo-Jones ‘Black Lives Matter: What it means to be Young, Gifted…

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  Dom Raban 'Xploro: filling the hospital information vacuum'

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  Marina Cantacuzino 'The Restorative Power of Storytelling'

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  Ric Flo 'Creativity For Change'

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  The Geezers 'The Geezer’s Guide to Growing Old'

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  Onjali Rauf 'No Action Too Small'

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  Nick O’Shea 'A Brewery with a Difference'

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  Amanda Hailes 'Sharing our Stories to the Streets and Back'

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  Belmira Monteiro ‘Getting Outdoors, Building Communities’

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  Steve  Arnott and Dave  Okwesia  ‘Changing Lives with the Hull Beats  Bus’ 

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  Dan Dewsbury ‘Telling Stories through Documentary'

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  Peter Mitchell ‘Out of the Madness, Into the Light’