• The Missing Black Child Roadshow: Reflections

    In September 2025, 158 parents, young people, professionals and community leaders gathered in Haringey to confront a painful question:

    Why are so many of our children going missing?

    This reflection captures the voices, lived experiences and practical solutions shared that day. It is more than an event report—it is a call to rebuild trust, restore belonging and recognise community as a powerful source of protection. Because when children feel invisible, the streets notice.

    Our village must notice first.

  • Inspired By Young People In The Gambia.

    This reflective report grew from MAG’s rites-of-passage journey to The Gambia, where Young Masters spoke openly about safety, identity, masculinity and belonging.

    What stayed with them was not the excursions, but the experience of being greeted, guided and genuinely seen by the wider community.

    Their reflections reveal a powerful truth: when community weakens, safety weakens with it.

    The report explores the contrast between the connection experienced in The Gambia and the isolation many young people face in London. It calls on families, mentors and communities to rebuild the relationships that protect boys, guide them towards manhood and remind them that they belong.

    Community is not a luxury. It is infrastructure.

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