Opportunities Open Doors, But Skills Help Young Girls Walk Through Them

More opportunities sound great in theory. And yes, it's brilliant! But here's what nobody mentions: opportunities are useless if you're not ready for them. You could have every door open in London, and if you're not prepared to walk through it, you're stuck in the...

Your Summer Just Got a Whole Lot More Interesting

Summer isn't just for sitting around. This year, BelEve has lined up four incredible opportunities for you to get inside some of the UK's most exciting industries — for free. Whether you're figuring out what you want to do, or you already know and just need someone to...

Introducing BelEve In Her Space: A Community Built for Girls, By Girls

There's a conversation happening right now in school corridors, in bedroom mirrors, in group chats that go quiet at midnight — and it's the one most girls are having completely alone. About confidence. About friendship that shifts without warning. About not quite...

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Reclaiming the Narrative: Black Women and Their Hair

Reclaiming the Narrative: Black Women and Their Hair

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In this powerful piece by our Social Manager, Naasaa Nyanin, we dive deep into the relationship between Black women and their hair, a topic of passion for Naasaa as a hairstylist. This Black History Month, she reflects on the history of Black hair and the journey of reclaiming stories that have long been misjudged by society. From the pressures of conforming to European beauty standards to the rise of the natural hair movement, Naasaa highlights the resilience and empowerment behind every curl, coil, and wave. Join her as she celebrates the beauty and strength of Black women’s hair.

Reclaiming the Power of Being a Jack of All Trades: Breaking Free from Society’s Boxes as Black Women

Reclaiming the Power of Being a Jack of All Trades: Breaking Free from Society’s Boxes as Black Women

Written by our inspiring Mentoring Co-ordinator, Samara, this blog explores the often-overlooked strength in being multifaceted—especially as a Black woman. Samara opens up about the pressure to fit into narrow societal expectations and challenges the idea that success means mastering only one thing. Through her personal reflections, she reclaims the narrative of being a “jack of all trades” and celebrates the power of embracing our diverse talents and passions. This is a must-read for anyone feeling the weight of having to choose just one path.

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