Our Summer Retreat is back for 2023! This leadership retreat for young people aged 18-30 is a chance to build your leadership skills while building connections with other young leaders for life!

As the severity and number of conflicts grows, extreme weather events increase and public trust in government weakens, strong leadership is needed to face the myriad of challenges confronting the global system. In recent years…

FLN’s Annual Conference for those aged 18-30, offering workshops on leading with integrity and a chance to network with other young leaders. Early Bird tickets close on the 16th October 2022…

We’re passionate about equipping young people with the experiences, skills, and networks they need to become effective, ethical leaders who affect positive change in the world… and we’re offering you a 1 day training programme where you can explore and discover your Personal Purpose…

In its second year, the Future Leaders Network Annual Conference 2021 is this year focussing on how young people are stepping up to save the world. From climate activists who took to the streets (and stage) at COP26; to young social entrepreneurs…

Join us for our very first FLN Academy Module on Communicating with Confidence. Elliot Kay, co-founder of Speaker Express, internationally acclaimed speaker and coach, will deliver the session on how to master nerves, structure a gripping speech and communicate…

Join us as our very own CEO Sophie Daud spends an hour in conversation with former Prime Minister Theresa May…

Want to know more about the G7 and how YOU can become a Y7 delegate? Join us as Rt Hon David Miliband and former G8&G20 Sherpa Sir Jon Cunliffe discuss the successes and challenges of international affairs alongside G7&G20 academic experts Julia Kulik, Dr Tristen Naylor, and Spogmay Ahmed…

In this session we will explore the subject of happiness and the approaches that leaders can take to improve their happiness for themselves and those around them. The sessions will be jointly led by Felicitie Walls (Future Leaders Network) and Leah Sier (Scouts Cymru)…

We will be welcoming a panel of young Black leaders from across the UK to discuss the most important issues of racial inequality and how we can all do more to fight racism.

In this two-part session we invite young leaders to reflect on their existing networks and consider how they build, grow and maintain their personal, operational and strategic networks.

In this two-part session we invite young leaders to reflect on their existing networks and consider how they build, grow and maintain their personal, operational and strategic networks.

Join us for our Virtual Breakfast Club where we will be celebrating and discussing Black History Month! The 2020 Black History Month has been identified as the most important month in the 33 years of BHM. We’ll be discussing…

Join us for our next virtual Breakfast Club where we’ll be discussing the Future of Big Tech! With the largest technology companies in the world testifying in front of the US congress, and large social media companies such as TikTok being used as political tools, the future of big tech companies…

Join us for our next virtual Breakfast Club where we’ll be discussing the Future of Space! As China, Russia and India begin a new chapter of extra-terrestrial collaboration, the US launches Space Force and UK Government makes a bid to buyout a satellite firm, the world is increasingly looking to…

Cambridge University is putting all lectures online next year, something they said was too difficult to disabled students who campaigned for years. Ableism, especially towards invisible disabilities, is rife in pockets of school and university life, but as a word it doesn’t register with many…

Join the biggest names in education as well as students, teachers and employers from around the world to debate the future of learning.

Join us for our first ever virtual Breakfast Club! A morning of breakfast, current affairs and networking! We will be hosting a small breakfast meeting to discuss some of the most pressing issues facing the world today and provide an opportunity for members to meet other young leaders.

Following the recently released survey, the 2020 UK Y7 Delegation (Viriginia, James, Mohamed and Zoe) are reaching out to you for participation in some more detailed consultation events to inform the UK’s youth position at this year’s summit. They are keen to hear your views and drill down into the issues the UK youth truly care about.