Gen-Z Talks

An online magazine committed to amplifying the voice of Generation-Z

GZT was started by four young women who are all second-generation migrants, and were frustrated with the lack of access and diverse representation in mainstream British media. What started as an idea in a uni bedroom, has become a platform for young writers from all around the world to have their voices heard, regardless of whether they have journalistic qualifications, training or experience.

In a society that celebrates freedom of expression, it is crucial that we have independent media outlets that amplify the voices of those who are underrepresented in traditional legacy media. GZT offers a range of perspectives in a media landscape that vastly lacks diversity. To continue to empower young writers, we need your support.

Estelle Uba
Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Gen-Z Talks

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The Amazigh women of North Africa: from marginalisation to empowerment

The Amazigh or Imazighen people, translated ‘Free people’, are an indigenous group that originate from North Africa and share a rich...

An insight into the university strikes: GZT in conversation with the President of UCU at UEA

Delving further into the never-ending strikes across higher education, GZT mag come into conversation with Michael Kyriacou, the...

For homeless migrants, New Year’s is merely a brutal reminder of their unfulfilled dreams

2023 has brought with it a renewed sense of optimism and ambition, with the number of Brits making New Year’s resolutions increasing by a...

Today is International Anti-Corruption Day: here's why we need to talk about corruption...

The issue of corruption is present in every nation, whether it’s the Global South or the Global North, rich and developed countries or...

The trials and tribulations of an Olympic athlete: an interview with British Olympian Myrtle Augee

With the Tokyo Games still fresh in our rear-view mirror, we wanted to know more about the Olympics - is it as stressful as it looks? So…

The Ceuta migrant crisis: from Morocco to Spain

Last month, on Monday 17th May, an unprecedented event occurred in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, resulting in an ongoing humanitarian...

France’s hijab ban: Islamophobia under the guise of secularism

Earlier this year, the French passed a new anti-separatism bill, which prohibits women under the age of 18 from wearing the hijab in...

The ‘Race Report’ aims to distract us from organising towards our liberation

On 31st March, the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities published their first report which was met with sheer disbelief and outrage. In