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- Sep 28, 2026
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Breaking Barriers to Democracy: Empowering Young Voters in Glasgow (opens the original)
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At Shout Out UK (SOUK), we believe that democracy is healthiest when every voice is heard. However, young people in Scotland face challenges when navigating the political landscape, from navigating the “fractured franchise” across different levels of government to cutting through an overwhelming tide of online mis- and disinformation. To better understand these challenges and build a way forward, SOUK partnered with the Electoral Commission (EC) to train up two members of our Youth Policy Develo
New book Man Enough is out this week! (opens the original)
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Our CEO and Founder, Matteo Bergamini MBE, and Head of Comms, Amelia Fairney, were out and about this week promoting their new book Man Enough: How to Protect Boys from Online Misogyny. In a week when the UK government launched a new task force dedicated to tackling misogyny, with minister Bridget Phillipson promising: “Government will lead from the front to shift the dial and send misogynistic attitudes back to the dark ages, “ Man Enough’s publication could not have been better timed. The publ
London Voter Registration Week 2026 (opens the original)
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The Greater London Authority (GLA) and Shout Out UK are launching the eighth annual London Voter Registration Week (LVRW), taking place from 14-20 September 2026. By Emily Spence, Principal Policy and Programme Officer, GLA Democratic Participation Team Working alongside borough councils, civil society organisations, education institutions and community partners across the capital, we’re encouraging eligible Londoners to register to vote and take part in democracy. London Voter Registration Week
SOUK is partnering with the makers of a new horror film, Snapshot (opens the original)
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Snapshot is the new independent horror film from debut director, Joseph Archer. The film, set in Victorian London, focuses on the misinformation spreading in the streets and scandal sheets around a series of brutal murders in Whitechapel. Dubbed a ‘mischievous black-comic horror in flickering monochrome’ by the Guardian, the film has a serious underlying theme. Snapshot draws a haunting parallel between the unregulated newspapers of the Victorian era, and the online misinformation of today The f
SOUK vs the Manosphere: A Parents' Guide (opens the original)
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From subtle fitness and self-improvement advice to radicalised anti-feminist echo chambers, young men and boys are increasingly targeted by toxic online narratives. With 69% of 11-14-year-old boys in the UK exposed to misogynistic content online, and over half of Gen Z men feeling gender equality has gone “too far”, educators, parents, and carers are facing an unprecedented challenge. Co-authored by our Founder and CEO Matteo Bergamini MBE and Amelia Fairney, our Head of Strategy and Communicati
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