- Discovering Young Hackney Headliners reporters were out and about in Hackney during half term, checking out the cultural offerings in this year's Discover Young Hackney festival 11 March 2008
- Children of the Revolution For most of the 20th Century, Black South Africans had to fight against the racism they suffered in their own country. Young people played an important role in this battle, as Headliners found out when they spoke to Rachel Nkumanda. 11 March 2008
- Living Different Lives: From Bethlehem To Hackney What’s the difference between living in East London and the West Bank? Young people from Hackney and Palestine got the chance to ask each other that question when a group of young Palestinians visited the capital at the end of last year. 29 January 2008
- Hackney's Education and Image Odaka, 13, and from Hackney, thinks the borough gets an unfair rap - here's why 22 January 2008
- Black History Month has a Limited Impact Nyasha, 14, thinks not enough is being done to celebrate black achievements in the wider community 22 January 2008
- The same difference Ruth Smyth asks why Nationalist and Unionist traditions can’t merge into one. 15 December 2007
- Shoot The Reality 12 December 2007
- Plea to students to back Burma Exiled leader Dr Sein Win calls on Irish students to support pro-democracy campaign. 12 December 2007
- Have the Youth Lost Faith? Why are some young people turning their back on God and the religion they were born into? Young reporters from Headliners investigate why a growing number of young people seem to be losing faith. 11 December 2007
- 'Looking for JJ' Still Looking for Substance This play at London's Unicorn Theatre is described as having 'an edgy, fast-paced plot for today's younger generation' - but young reviewers from Headliners found the content doesn't match up to the hype. 27 November 2007
- Zoop Zoop Hackney - Who Aksed You?! A group of Headliners reporters found a lot to laugh at in local politics when they saw this play, commissioned for Local Democracy Week 2007. 27 November 2007
- Introduction to Shoot The Reality Eight young people from Belfast produced a series of short films about life in Northern Ireland. 20 October 2007
- Shoot the Reality: Stereotypes Ciaran McFarlane, 17, considers issues around the stereotyping of young people. 20 October 2007
- Online racism must end 17-year-old Gavin Moran, a member of Headliners in Foyle, highlights the problem of racist content on the web 11 October 2007
- Reporters challenged to tackle racism A group of reporters from Headliners are encouraged to put a face to the faceless in the media. 11 October 2007
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