Adolescence: Shows us the problems but what are the answers? Let's talk to Alanzo

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Adolescence: Shows us the problems but what are the answers? Let's talk to Alanzo

Table Talk

40 minutes

9 months ago

Adolescence: Shows us the problems but what are the answers? Let's talk to Alanzo

Feedback? Comments? Questions? Send us a text message now! Netflix's Adolescence has been a monumental success, captivating audiences with its raw portrayal of teenage turmoil. What questions does it make us ask? And what answers does it give? Alanzo, as a victim of knife crime, has a story that is raw and compelling—a boy once lost in violence, now a man using his past to drive change. Today, Alanzo is director of REBOOT running youth programmes across the UK, offering young people t...