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Restore Repair and Report
Headliners Foyle reporters get a piece of the action at R.I.O.T. conference.
17
January
2012
Women Together Generations Apart
As part of the Peace III programme, Headliners members met with Republican ex-prisoners from Tar Anall to find out what it was like in Belfast, when they were young.
7
December
2011
Proud To Be A South Londoner?
Headliners in collaboration with Charlton Athletic Football Club and the National Citizen Service (NCS), investigate whether there are any people proud to be called a South Londoner. Watch their video and listen to their podcast.
8
September
2011
London riots: Fighting for justice or just stealing?
Following three nights of chaos across the capital, Headliners journalist and Hackney resident Nyasha McLean considers the causes and consequences of the London riots.
9
August
2011
Pause Summer 2011
In the latest issue of Pause, our journalists speak to Ghetts about Grime and the government, investigate the reality of youth crime, and get the lowdown on why the media should be careful when reporting about eating disorders.
21
June
2011
No Place Like Home For Teens
Headliners film reveals the realities of sleeping rough in Northern Ireland.
18
June
2011
Anti-Social Behaviour
The young people from the Sunderland Youth Offending Service give a brief and colourful insight into what anti-social behaviour is and how society can help to tackle it.
10
May
2011
Building Bridges Forum for change
When incidents of rioting became unbearable, young people from interface areas in Belfast created a group which would tackle community safety issues head on.
30
March
2011
Act For Change Radio
Homophobia and Territorial Battles: The debates covered when Act for Change’s teamed up with Headliners.
15
September
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
How Safe Is Hackney?
The shooting of talented Hackney schoolgirl Agnes Sina-Inakoju made national headlines. Headliners reporter and Hackney resident Kamil Boriel, 14, takes to the streets of Hackney to find out how safe people in the area feel.
15
July
2010
The fear factor
17
June
2010
Violence and Computer Games
With the recent release of Red Dead Redemption, realistic and violent computer games and age restrictions are once again gaining plenty of media coverage. Headliners reporter, Malik Fields, investigates the contentious issue.
15
June
2010
Are Prisons Too Soft?
Headliners reporters in Halifax, West Yorkshire investigate whether prison conditions are too soft or whether they could be stricter.
7
June
2010
The School “Pinchable”
Are the corridors of London’s schools a thieves delight? Headliners reports from Islington Arts and Media School investigate whether stealing in schools really is a problem.
2
June
2010
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