Londoners are being encouraged to enter nominations for this year's Global Youth Awards - an annual event celebrating young people in cities around the world, who are passionate about making a change. This year the awards are taking place in six countries - with a focus on empowerment, the environment, and education. Tiffany Kelly and Rowan Carnihan are from RoundTable Global which runs the awards.
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