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A bullied teen is launching an exhibition at a Glasgow cafe so his peers can be “understood”.
Now his project has been supported by Youth Scotland, empowering and encouraging young people’s creativity.Roland believes after each photoshoot session the teens felt less lonely, anxious, and scared because of the walk and conversation they had. “My goal is to give them the feeling that they are understood and heard whenever possible, such as inviting them for a walk and having a casual conversation.”
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