What I like about NOYO: That it encompasses the true meaning and understanding of inclusion. It allows us the chance to be musicians and to achieve our potential – a chance that we otherwise may not get.
More about me: I am a creative activist. I completed a Foundation in Musical Theatre at Mountview in 2024 and am now studying Inclusive Performance at Chickenshed Theatre. I’m also a member of the National Youth Theatre and the London NOYO Ensemble. I play several instruments and sing.
Creativity saved my life. It helped me discover my true self, navigate challenges, and has become my tool in the fight for social justice. To read more about my journey, check out my blog on The Mighty Creative’s website!
I run my own social media, blog, and podcast, where I champion inclusion, share my experiences, and raise awareness. I have lived experience with neurodivergence and mental health.
I’m passionate about raising awareness of autism, promoting acceptance of neurodivergence, and advocating for true inclusion. I believe inclusion allows for differences, not just sameness. I also campaign for the rights of autistic people, changes in mental health and education systems, and challenging harmful societal narratives. I advocate for autonomy, choice, and unique paths for young people to define their success.
NOYO Ensemble: London