In their podcast "Let's Talk about Fake Friends", the young people at New City College, London discuss peer-on-peer exploitation and what to do if you think you are trapped in a fake friendship. Read more
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. Read more
Our 2022 Christmas campaign is now live! We empower young people to have a voice through our multi-media programmes. Will you buy a virtual bauble this holiday season to join us in our mission? Read more
As part of one of our sessions on discrimination, the young people at New City College investigated media representations of young people. They explored how young people are presented in film, in newspapers, and on social media, analysing how these depictions differ and why. Read more
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Students explore the origin of the Coronavirus in this documentary about how COVID impacted the lives of students in Tower Hamlets and share the importance of stopping the spread of mis and disinformation. Read more
Young people from New City College investigate Classism within their local community in the podcast "Breaking Down Classism". Read more
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. Read more
Join us for 3-days of social action activities taking place in the October half-term holidays. Read more
Winning entry for Enterprise Challenge for Headliners young people who created a campaign which challenged gender stereotypes in the energy sector. Read more
Young people from Headliners (UK) and Trapped in Zone One joined together for a two-week exhibition at the Kobi Nazrul Centre in October 2022. The exhibition was created from work completed in our Safe Spaces London project; during which the young people explored various aspects of emotional wellbeing, with an emphasis on self-expression. Read more
This story comes from a young person who is an asylum seeker and took part in our Aiming project along with 9 other participants. Read more
Our team worked with 119 young people over 6 weeks on a residential and social action programme. The young people raised £3074.62 and completed 3570 hours of volunteering and social action. Read more
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. Read more
As part of our Breaking Through the Headlines project, Malak questioned how toxic masculinity impacts young people within the Tower Hamlets community. Read more
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?' Read more
Tyne on Your Side is a one-year project working with 30 care experienced young people funded by the North of Tyne Combined Authority. Read more
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. Read more
Our London Green Champions get hands on at the Nomadic Community Gardens, helping to repurpose waste wood chip to improve their local green space. Read more
As part of the London Green Champions project, a group of young people worked together to improve their local environment by introducing a new community green space outside their East London college. Read more
In a post-covid world, the hot topic seems to be centred on wellbeing: young people from South Tyneside College recently explored what has a negative impact on our wellbeing and how we can improve it. Read more
As part of our London Green Champions Summer Social Action Programme, Sofiia explored the impact litter has on the world. In her documentary 'Litter Bug' she investigates and questions how we can work toward a cleaner future. Read more
Who am I? It's a question we can spend a lifetime trying to figure out. How we express ourselves as individuals as well as members of society can be difficult. Nureynu, Paul, Sofiia, Maruaf, Rafi, and Fahian question their identity and the ways they express themselves in the photo-series 'Who am I?' Determining what makes them unique and how their interests play a part in their identity. Read more
Respect is a term we often hear sometimes don't fully understand. What does it mean to respect someone? To treat someone as a figure of authority? To treat them as we wish to be treated? To simply treat them kindly? Perhaps even a combination of all three. Read more
The young people at Urban Hope explore the impact that stereotyping can have on those around us and why it is important to challenge discrimination. Read more