In the days following last summer's referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union (EU), 28-year-old journalist Elliott Goat helped establish Undivided, a nationwide youth-led campaign to get the best possible Brexit deal for young people. Since then, Undivided has engaged with millions of young people on the impact of Brexit and what issues they think should be prioritised in negotiations. It has also aided efforts to get young people registered to vote at the general election.
What methods does Undivided use to engage with young people both generally and during the general election campaign?
Undivided has engaged 4.4 million 15- to 29-year-olds online and conducted more than 100 youth-led events and school workshops across the UK.
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