Young people attending the music college SoundSkool put their knowledge of music and existing media skills to work producing a podcast to explore topics that matter to them. Read more
Young people from our most recent London Green Champions cohort explore the Royal Botanical Gardens of Kew, here's what they saw... Read more
During summer 2023 young Londoners took part in a project to create media content for social action, which saw us litter picking, taking nature photography and vox popping Read more
Young people interview each other and reflect on their time in Yorkshire Read more
We believe young people have the right to be heard.
We empower them to express themselves, tell their stories and change their lives.
From the 6th April until the 14th May, we held an exhibition at St Margaret's House's Gallery Cafe to showcase the work our young people in London had produced during 2022-2023.
Young people at New City College discuss the warning signs of online exploitation and explain where to seek help if this is happening to you.
Young Londoners learn about how growing herbs and plants in Hackney is helping the community and the environment
In this short film, young people address a common misconception adults have about young people: that they are always on social media. This stereotype presents young people as disengaged and absent, when really young people have many reasons why they use their phones.
During summer 2023 young Londoners took part in a project to create media content for social action, which saw us litter picking, taking nature photography and vox popping
In the podcast "Extreme Misogyny and Sexism", our young people discuss misogyny in the wider world and how people can be radicalised by sexist beliefs.
Our young people experiment with light and photographic composition techniques to capture personality on camera.
One of our latest London Green Champions, Nanak, shares his opinion on his favourite part of the project and what he has been doing to help improve his local green spaces.
Headliners (UK) is delighted to announce that the charity has achieved the London Youth Bronze Quality Mark Award for 2022 to 2025
Young people from Hackney explore the accessibility of Clissold Park, a local green-space, putting their voices on the map.
We recently went back to Woodlawn Post-16 for our Tyne on Your Side Project.
We Recently returned to Route2Work to work with young people as part of our Digital Transitions Project.
Jed, Zayd and Adrika explore the impact mis and disinformation has on young people as well as the world around them in the documentary 'Is it all fake?'
Matilda joined Headliners UK in 2023 as part of the Safe Spaces London Project.
We would like to congratulate four of our young people who have all been awarded Jack Petchey Foundation Silver Awards for their outstanding efforts on our 2023 Headliners (UK) London-based projects.
On the 23rd August Headliners (UK) took part in Tower Hamlets' local family festival, All Points East in the Neighbourhood, as part of our London Safe Spaces project.
An insight into one of our Safe Spaces London workshops, led by Eshe Nelson, one of our valued trustees.
As part of our Breaking Through the Headlines project, Malak questioned how toxic masculinity impacts young people within the Tower Hamlets community.
As part of our Safe Spaces London programme, the young people at Arsenal Hub produced three podcasts that focused on the theme of mental health and emotional wellbeing.
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An insight into one of our Safe Spaces London workshops, led by Eshe Nelson, one of our valued trustees. Read more
From the 6th April until the 14th May, we held an exhibition at St Margaret's House's Gallery Cafe to showcase the work our young people in London had produced during 2022-2023. Read more
Hear what young people have to say about the effect Headliners has had on their lives