The AMOS Bursary Annual Youth Leadership Conference 2022

Calling all students 16-24 years of African and Caribbean heritage

back live and in person is

The AMOS Bursary Annual Youth Leadership Conference 2022 - The Power of Context!

In life if you understand the CONTEXT you understand everything.

CONTEXT shaped our history and who we are as people. CONTEXT helps us to understand ourselves and the world in which we live. It is as important for our own decision making as it is for understanding the world around us.

CONTEXT is one of the strongest influences to shape human nature it is also one that we usually overlook. Where we are, who we're with, and what's going on in our lives at any given moment transforms what we think, how we act, and who we really are.

In this conference we are exploring the significance CONTEXT has on the world today our personal lives and our futures. Our speakers will share their personal journeys, knowledge and experiences to demonstrate the significance of context in their lives, and how they have navigated challenges to succeed and make a difference.

You will leave the conference understanding

• How context shapes your perception of yourself, others and the world around you
• How considering context can help you become a more effective individual and engaged member of the community
• The importance to place on context vs. content

Begin to understand your context and ensure you are informed about the changing world.

Places are limited - REGISTER NOW!

Conference Speakers include:

Matthew Ryder, QC is described by the leading law directories as “an incredible all rounder. His analysis of the law is spot on and his tactical ability is awesome; he is a master of the trial process... intellectually brilliant…his ability to argue cases in a coherent and persuasive way is second to none.”

Stephen Rudder is an award-winning audio-visual artist and psychotherapist with clients including, UNESCO, The Museum of London Group, National Trust, Welcome Collection, The British Council, and The Arts Council.

Aamna Mohdin is a community affairs correspondent at The Guardian, covering race and inequality.

Chantelle Bell is a British entrepreneur and a graduate of the Bioscience Enterprise postgraduate course at The University of Cambridge.

and more!

Timings for the day

8.45-9.15am - Registration

9.30am - Conference begins

1-2pm - Lunch

5pm - Close

There will be mid-morning and mid-afternoon breaks