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New radicals 2016

The Observer has teamed up with the innovation charity NESTA to find 50 new radicals who are actively changing their communities for the better across the UK.

10 July 2016

  • MadLug

    Madlug: ‘I don’t want to be a campaigner or a big stick’

  • James Roberts of Mom Incubators, right, with James Dyson.

    More of the best New Radicals 2016

  • Observer New Review. Anita Baghdadi (centre), founder of Beetfreaks, a creative youth engagement agency in Birmingham.

    Beatfreeks: ‘So many brands are saying: ‘Our institution is dying”’

  • Abi Billinghurst of Abianda , a charity that helps girls who have been involved in gangs. Photographed in the Andover estate in Holloway, North London.

    Abianda: ‘You’re the expert on your life’

  • Crack + Cider: ‘You can’t say don’t give money, but then not provide a solution’

  • Nail Transphobia: ‘I’m just trying to be everyone’s trans friend’

  • New Note Orchestra: ‘Every single musician has maintained their recovery’

  • Euan’s Guide: ‘It’s often the small things that really make a difference’

  • End Youth Homelessness Cymru: ‘Some people's experiences were horrific’

  • 2016 New Radicals: the story behind this year’s winners

  • The House of St Barnabas: ‘To be invited in is empowering’

  • Better Health Bakery: ‘Great bread brings everyone to the table’

14 February 2016

  • Volunteers from StreetDoctors

    New Radicals 2016: how to make a positive impact

    Every two years, the Observer and innovation charity Nesta recognise 50 trailblazers in the public good. Here we launch this year’s search – and catch up with previous winners
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