Health OpenSpaces
Health OpenSpaces aims to bring together professionals, patients, and advocates to discuss and shape the future of healthcare.
What we do
UK Young Academy members drive our work programmes and projects, which span across all areas of our members’ expertise to find innovative ways of working and sharing knowledge.
We will work openly and transparently on issues and challenges that are important to our members.
Our members play an active role in shaping and leading our work, using their expertise to develop innovative solutions across sectors. Since 2024, we have introduced member-led programmes and projects, created to tackle some of the most pressing challenges facing the UK today.
Although we take an independent approach, we collaborate with other Young Academies and partner organisations to ensure our work is impactful and of the highest quality. Our goal is to provide valuable insights that can help people and policymakers in the UK and beyond create a better future.
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Making Waves
Making Waves aims to take the first steps toward incorporating an understanding of marine life and food-webs within the UK secondary school curricula.
Science and Technology Diplomacy
Science and Technology Diplomacy in a Changing World aims to empower early-career professionals to influence global science and technology policy through skill-building and international partnerships
THRIVE
The THRIVE project focuses on identifying the challenges faced by neurodivergent employees and creating strategies for promoting more inclusive workplaces.
IMAGINE
The IMAGINE project aims to support the career development of young individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds.
At Risk-Scholars and Professionals – UK Wide Initiative
The At Risk-Scholars and Professionals – UK Wide Initiative supports at-risk early-career individuals.
Building our Strategic Plan
The UK Young Academy’s Strategic Plan sets out our strategic priorities for the next five years (2024 – 2028).
