Ending youth violence through community healing | Temi Mwale | TEDxHamburg

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Growing up in London, it was inequality, injustice and her initial observations of the legal system that motivated Temi to study law at the London School of Economics. Her early experiences of crime and violence propelled her to establish The 4Front Project, a youth-led social enterprise on a mission to empower young people and communities to live free from violence. Her team aim to transform the mindsets of young people by providing specialist violence interventions and a platform for young voices to demand better provisions. As Founding Director, Temi has used her education to provide legal empowerment for young people, who she teaches to analyse the social issues that affect them using a legal lens. At 21 years old, she has become a Multi-Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur and a leading voice for change in the UK. Her passion for social entrepreneurship and her uncompromising D.I.Y attitude led her to being named one of Forbes top '30 under 30' social entrepreneurs in Europe.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@mcpowell4028]

Love the thought that she spoke on the what causes these problems ; highly appropriate love these videos .No child is born bad ,they become highly senstive to rejection and traumas .

[@devonnamunroe4274]

That was incredible. Thank you for this inspirational message. You've given me a lot to think about. Jah Bless.

[@sandrawhite9361]

love this girl - fiercely courageous and uncompromising - keep up the good work. totally agree with all you say. hope to work with you in the community.

[@Nolongerningen]

ty but you wouldnt say that when she teases you xD

[@LB22222]

Incredible talk. Eloquent, motivational and humble.

[@BubbleeTV]

Is nobody going to mention that most of that speech was spoken word!? Amazing & Hard hitting throughout

[@yaccmonimamm9101]

this is the best , most wonderful description of those of of can not express simply becaus when one is raised by a community of harsh poverty in attitude & behavior we are told to not speak to others out side the neighborhood thats not apart of our families and we younger siblings are damaged from being a lookers on to the streets. this speaker is Golden I have never had a voice as i was one who would not talk Today Im inspired by all who can speak louder than me it helps me to rais my voice. love

[@quest4successuk717]

Outstanding, hard hitting and real!!! Always on point. Would love to hear how developments are now post your visit to America and beyond. Keep doing the excellent work that you do. We salute you!

[@matthewgoetzka8855]

Thank you, T.

[@nitabangar4676]

thank you for caring enough for this ... God bless you

[@rochard1]

Press, Queen.

[@Nolongerningen]

My lucky sister...

[@harvestcanada]

Why is Temi using CDC examples, if she's from London?...……………………..