Pan's Arts Against Violence programme has expanded across Greater London using a similar model to the initial project in Camden.

Past projects such as F.U.R.I.O.U.S and 'There Ain't No Black in the Union Jack' engaged over 3000 young people, working in conjunction with youth centres and schools across London, resulting in DVDs, publications and sell out showcases of young people's creative reflections of growing up in London.

Youth Leadership One of the developments alongside the main programme of work has been a peer mentoring and youth leadership strand.

Pan's work advocates for the empowerment of young people.

Particularly in the Arts Against Violence programme young people, especially those at risk of exclusion or failing academically, can turn their lives around and re-establish a positive sense of self, raise aspirations and increase respect for others when they are given the responsibility of leading their own project and mentoring others.