About Youth Spectrum
We are a monthly magazine brand with roots in the UK, specialising in in-depth research into the news, current affairs, lifestyle, wellbeing and culture of the younger generation living in the UK.
We are committed to presenting a diverse range of young people's voices, offering in-depth reporting and unique perspectives.
Our aim is to create a platform for young people in the UK to free themselves from the entertainment-obsessed trends and the plethora of breaking news, and to gain a deep understanding of themselves and the society, community and environment in which they live.

Meet the Team

Editor Lead
Dominic Rowlands
He is responsible for all content production and quality control for Youth Spectrum website and magazine. He also fulfils the role of journalist.
He is a journalism student at the University of Central Lancashire and is British. In April 2024, he reported on the support provided by the Shad Chefs Council, Estate Food Connoisseurs and Shad Chefs Man Hub in Blackburn to the local community.

Social Media Director & Commentator
Samuel Collins
Responsible for all social media content, and parts of magazine design. He is also one of our reporters.
He is a journalism student at the University of Central Lancashire and is British. In April 2024, he conducted an investigation into the potential for peace in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the current state of the conflict and the way forward.

Product Manager & Designer & Reporter
Yaocheng Ye
Responsible for all web design as well as most of the magazine typography and of course brand visual identity. He is also one of our reporters and commentators.
He is an international journalism student at the University of Central Lancashire and is of Chinese nationality. In April 2024, he reported on the anniversary of the 1984 miners' strike and the legacy it left on local communities in the UK. In 2022, he reported on the issue of laughing gas drug canisters in the Liverpool area.
Become a reporter
We seek journalists dedicated to exploring the complexities of modern life, from current affairs to cultural shifts, with a focus on the UK youth perspective.
Ideal candidates will engage effectively with young audiences, produce high-quality and accessible content, uphold strong ethical standards, and collaborate closely with our team to craft meaningful stories.