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Identity & race

The Hood Is Down Photography exhibition in Belfast challenges the stereotyping of young people. 4 August 2010
Rap, Reality & Rathbone Young people from the Rathbone training centre in East London investigate the influence that Rap music has on society. 4 August 2010
Britain's Barack? What do people on the streets of Hackney think of Diane Abbott's bid to become leader of the Labour Party? Gyasi Rogers, 13, finds out. 19 July 2010
Inside Identity 18 June 2010
Fight for the Right What do people know about disability rights? The Tower Times reporters invesigate how discrimination affects the lives of disabled young people, to bring about awareness on how our rights are overlooked. 17 June 2010
Skin Deep Following Black History month, a group of young journalists wanted to find out the opinions of peers and elders in their community on the issue of skin bleaching. 30 March 2010
Afrika Hot! Rising Rap star Afrikan Boy talks to Headliners reporters after a performance in East London. 26 March 2010
Who Do You Trust? Who would you trust? A young person in a hoodie or another wearing a smart shirt - a group of young journalists from west London conducted a experiment on stereotypes and this is what they found out... 19 February 2010
My Eating Disorder It's not an attention-seeking phase, it's a condition that can last a lifetime if not treated early. 17 February 2010
Crackdown on racist chat 26 January 2010
Exercising the right to come out 26 January 2010
Just say hello 26 January 2010
The mystery of history 26 January 2010
Times they are a-changing 26 January 2010
The Legend That Keeps On Giving Martin Luther King was a civil rights campaigner whose motivational speeches helped change the world forever. He was assassinated more than 50 years ago, which begs the question; why is he still such an important figure in today’s society? 16 January 2010