In a compelling conversation, Lola Young, an activist, actor, and Baroness renowned for her advocacy on modern slavery and climate justice, reveals her extraordinary journey from foster care to prominence. She shares insights on the importance of understanding personal history and how it fuels resilience. Young discusses the role of art in public policy, emphasizing storytelling's power in shaping societal values. She also addresses the need for reform in the House of Lords and highlights poverty as the UK's pressing issue, advocating for compassion in tackling systemic inequalities.
