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Values & religion

The problem with peace 26 January 2010
Sectarianism hasnt gone away 26 January 2010
Coming to Terms with Culture In an attempt to define 'culture', a Headliners reporter takes to the streets of Belfast to seek answers on questions of shared cultural space. 11 November 2009
A Questionable Victory Kaamil Ahmed, 18, explores the positive and negative consequences of BNP leader Nick Griffin's poor performance on Question Time. 24 October 2009
Growing Mad Young people produce peer media kit to help deal with teenage life. 7 October 2009
Footballers with KICKZ Headliners reporters find out what the KICKZ project is doing to help young people and interview Lee Carsley on the responsibility of being a good role model and his alternative career paths. 12 August 2009
Do you get where I'm coming from? Ahmad Ahmadi, 18, reports on what it's like growing up in a country at war 28 May 2009
Muslims Are Open In March 2009 the Young Muslim Advisory Group (YMAG) hosted a multi faith conference in Leeds to give young people the opportunity to offer their views and opinions to decision makers. Headliners reporters from Bradford went to investigate. 22 May 2009
Primary Colours Pupils at Holy Family Primary School, Belfast talk about diversity and why they are 'citizen's of the world'. 31 March 2009
Members Potty About Podcasting Young people work their magic on blogs this month. 10 December 2008
One Word Many Prejudices Rachel Magennis, 15, shows how first impressions can be a source of prejudice. 25 October 2008
Pride But Not Prejudice Aaron Crossey, 15, finds our society is still being plagued by sectarianism. 21 October 2008
Reel Prejudice Headliners members in Belfast produce a series of short films tacking different prejudices. 21 October 2008
Women's Battle For Empowerment Janagha Aboozari, 18 denounces the way women are being treated in Afghanistan where violence takes the place of justice. 21 October 2008
Strong Words Sofly Spoken Ruth Smyth, 19, makes a film using quotes that focus on prejudice. 11 October 2008