Young Labour is the formal representation of under-27 members of the Labour Party and partakes in a wide range of activity most noticeable supporting Labours campaign work. The Young Fabians consist of under-31s and we focus on fostering debate, ideas and policy.

Our membership is separate to the Labour party, with members from both from the party and beyond.

Labour Students are a socialist society that aggregate a national voice to Labour students clubs in places of further and higher education. The Young Fabians are a national organisation for all progressives under-31. Labour Students run national campaigns and four national events across the year. The Young Fabians are focused on ideas and policy and run an extensive programme year-round. 

As a membership-led organisation our key drivers are individuals that show initative and get involved and propose ideas for projects. To provide checks and balances and for oversight across our entire programme all work within the Young Fabians is subject to approval from our democratically elected Executive Commitee.

The Young Fabians are the branch of the Fabian Society automatically made up of all members under the age of 31. The Young Fabians are an autonomous group, with it's own constitution, general meetings and governance. We are operationally independant to the Fabian Society and are funded by a central grant and additional fundraising activities.

The answer is generally none. The Young Fabians are constitutionally barred from holding collective positions unless all applicable members are ballotted. By convention we avoid this in the Fabian tradition of being a broad church.

This is up to you! We're an open organisation! Members can come along to events and meet fellow members, or can get involved in our networks and programmes each year. There are opportunities to write for the Young Fabians in Anticipation, Anatomy projects and other policy publications. A good way is to log into the website and let us know how you want to get involved. If there is a specific event or project that you want to run all you need to do is reach out and pitch it to us. 

We encourage every one of our members to contribute for us. Express your interest to write for us here.

If you have an idea for an article you would like to write, please send a maximum 200 word pitch to [email protected]. This should include a summary of your argument and an explanation of why our members would find the article interesting. Similarly, if there is someone you would like to interview, write to the same email explaining your reasons and we will endeavour to help set it up. If you instead of writing for Anticipations wish to contribute images, photographs, or other graphics for our use, you are also invited to send them across.