We caught up with the BBC Introducing Rising Star to talk about finding rest, community and looking into the future.

Joe from BB will be playing on EHFM 20/11/23!

Grace and the Flat Boys chat to us ahead of their EP launch, "DARK GLASS // ROSE TINT" this weekend.

Glasgow welcomes the first festival for punx of colour on the 11th November!

Trailblazers. Pioneers. Leaders. Writers. Scientists. Musicians. Mothers. Sisters. Women.

As part of our partnership with Musician’s Union (MU), and with your help, we’ve put together a playlist of our favourite Black Scottish Artists to close out the end of Black History Month.

An Interview with Ash Harper, founder of EVOCOMB as part of Black History Month.

IYS are looking for young BPOC to take part in a youth panel looking at the Anti-Racism in Education Programme

Traverse Theatre's Class Act returns for the perfect opportunity to see your own production through to stage.

Read "Betrayal" now, a poem by Mandy Rhytes who is a local Edinburgh spoken word artist.

Intercultural Youth Scotland is proud to announce that we are officially accredited as a Gold Standard 4-Day Week Employer.

A review by Ash Harper - with no spoilers!

As we celebrate PRIDE this month, IYS had the pleasure of catching up with the amazing Drop-In Team at local organisation, CREW – an outreach-based charity specialising in non-stigma-based support

All the details you need to know about our upcoming 2023 Summer Programme - beginning July!

Grace and the Flat Boys share about their exciting past year and what makes their collaborative and supportive environment.

We had the pleasure of chatting to Largs musician, Brownbear to discuss his highly anticipated album, Demons.

Happy International Women’s Day! To celebrate, we’ve kept it closer to home and speak to two amazing creatives in Scotland, Tomiwa Folorunso and Arusa Qureshi, who are making their mark.

Happy World Book Day! No matter your circumstances, your background, age, education or income; reading is for anyone and everyone.

2022 has been an incredible year for IYS. We have grown so much, and with that growth, we have developed more scope and ambition to extend partnerships and programmes. Here is a rundown of just some of the things we’re pretty proud of...

Class Act and IYS bring an opportunity to write and produce your own theatre play over a 7-week period! Free for BPOC young people under 18.

A selection of poetry to help with your Monday, starting with our very own Rianna.

To close off a fantastic and reflective Black History Month, IYS speak to Nkem Okwechime, artist and printmaker, about bridging his two cultural backgrounds on all canvases he can find.

Bridging between his vastly different experiences in two countries, Etienne Kubwabo brings us the beautiful comicbook story of Beats of War and how he hopes to bring immersive creativity to the youth.

To kick off our Black History Month blog series, we speak to Natasha and Jamila from The Good Store.

Hazel, a young person from IYS sat down with director Jamila Wignot to talk about her upcoming feature film AILEY!

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