Meet The GYC Family
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Beckie Eccles
Member since January 2019"The GYC gives young people the chance to have their opinions heard about important political issues"
"I can bend my thumbs back to make them right angled!"
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Ben Procter
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Catherine Mackie
Member since February 2017"The GYC means youth empowerment, young people getting a seat at the table, and young people getting to make a real change"
"I host a radio show on Radio Caley on a Wednesday from 5-6pm. Tune in!"
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Chloe Whyte
Member since January 2019""
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C-Jay Quigley
Member since August 2018"The GYC is a place where I feel welcomed, valued and listened to"
"I have sang with Emilie Sande!"
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Claire-Marie Rozario
Member since January 2019"The GYC is not only a political organisation, but its a kind of family - we don't just attend GYC meetings but we keen in contact throughout the week and hang out"
"I was born in Australia and I hold Australian citizenship!"
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Danny Raja
Member since September 2015"The GYC is the best thing to ever happen to me, and I wouldn't be who I am today without it. It's not just about the work we do though - it's about the people that form the GYC family - some of the most inspirational people I know"
"I've sat in Nigel Farage's seat in the European Parliament during a debate about migration!"
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Dean Wood
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Declan McLean
Member since September 2016"The GYC allows young people in Glasgow to feel empowered by listening to and promoting their views"
"I am the 'Give Me Cycle Space' boy that you might've seen on lampposts. buses and billboards!"
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Emily Harle
Member since January 2019"To me, the GYC signifies the beginnings of a future that is youth-led, and proves to young people that they have the power to make a difference both in their local communities, and on a national scale too!"
"My sister named me after a baby girl in a Care Bears book!"
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Eunis Jassemi Zargani
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Hayden Atkin
Member since March 2019"The GYC means giving young people a voice and making sure that their voices are heard"
"I love politics!"
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Holly Hamill
Member since January 2019"The GYC is a group of amazing people that come from all different backgrounds, but we all feel it is important to get young people's voices heard. Although I've not known the group for long, it was clear from the trip to Brussels that I've made some amazing friends. I'm excited to see what else the GYC has to offer!"
"I've got an extra bone on my neck, called a cervical rib (and I'm also Danny's fav)!"
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Jack Dudgeon
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Jenny Newton
Member since January 2019"The GYC is a place where I can be myself and have my own opinion on issues and know no-one is going to judge me"
"I'm actually Danny's favourite GYC member!"
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Josh Kennedy
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Keiran O'Neill
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Khaled Emkidh
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Kieran O'Shea
Member since December 2018"Being in the GYC gives me the unique opportunity of having a platform to voice my opinion on a wider scale rather than just in my local area"
"I once spent a full day with Bear Grylls at a Scout Camp competition!"
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Lewis McDermott
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Lewis O'Neill
Member since March 2015"The GYC is a space for young Glaswegians to identify the issues important to them. We can then take those issues and create action with local government"
"I've won every achievement in Football Manager 2017 - the greatest game ever!"
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Maia Daly
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Mark Hume
Member since August 2017
"The GYC is a platform for young people to express themselves and what's important to them regardless of their background"
"I'm the fastest money-approver the GYC has ever had!"
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Mashaim Bukhari
Member since June 2017"The GYC is a place to learn from others, to meet new people and to engage in lively debate"
"I love to cook!"
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Matthew Pearson
Member since August 2013"The GYC gives young people the chance to make a difference locally and to meet new people"
"I've been to Japan!"
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Morvern McLaren
Member since October 2018"I see the GYC as a place where I can openly share my views and meet other like-minded individuals. I also see it as a place which can allow us - young people - to make a difference"
"I love to travel!"
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Pamela Brogan
Member since August 2017"To me, being a part of the GYC means representing the young people of Glasgow, keeping their best interests and views at the forefront of the work we do, and making sure that young people are involved in creating positive change"
"I have Trichromaticsm, meaning my eyes change colour, and I am also a founding member of the GYC!"
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Rachael Smith
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Riya Banerjee
Member since December 2017"The GYC has helped me to get to know the city I'm living in in a way I wouldn't have thought possible when I moved to Glasgow two years ago. It's a place to meet like minded people, and to debate issues with people who have different opinions. Most importantly, it's a place where you can make a difference about the things that matter to you. For me, it's a safe space - and I've made amazing friends and had some amazing experiences along the way too!"
"I know who Danny's real favourite is!"
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Ross McArthur
Member since November 2017"The GYC has helped me grow my confidence and to meet new friends with mutual interests"
"I wear clothes frequently!"
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Suki Wan
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Tooba Shah
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Zanib Ahmad
Member since February 2017"The GYC is a platform for young people to engage with each other and the young people of Glasgow"
"I have five sisters!"
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