World leaders and Tech Bosses met in Paris in February for the 2025 Artificial Intelligence Action Summit. Hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the summit sought to foster growth and trust in the industry, whilst trying to build a framework for international cooperation for the new technology. European Commission […]
Where can you watch football safely as a young person?
The Carabao Cup final on 16th March will be like a mini public holiday across Newcastle. There will be watch parties, and viewing areas throughout the city, including the Utilita Arena and Times Square.
Youth Impact Awards
Last month, local charity NE Youth hosted a night of achievements at the Youth Impact Awards, alongside numerous clubs and charities from across the North East. There were over 100 nominations across 15 categories highlighting the importance of youth work in the north east. There were nominees from as far as County Durham and Northumberland, […]
Bright Sparks – Mo’s Story
This story comes from young carer Mo, 19, who lives with his 18-year-old brother. Mo took part in our Bright Sparks project which aims to support young people who are eligible for the priority register to reduce their energy usage, save money, budget and stay safe when it comes to Carbon Monoxide in the home. […]
Tyne on Your Side – Elle’s Story
“My name is Elle and I am 16. I recently joined Headliners as part of the Tyne on your Side Project. I found out about Tyne on Your Side when someone came into my school to tell us about it. I am quite quiet normally and I thought this would be a good opportunity to […]
Young Reporter Uncovers Why Ouseburn is Newcastle’s Hidden Gem
By Alex, Age 17 Nestled in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, the Ouseburn Valley is rapidly becoming the city’s coolest hotspot. While often overshadowed by the bustling city centre and the iconic Quayside, Ouseburn is now gaining a reputation as the place to be for young people and artists alike. As a young resident, […]
The Newcastle/Sunderland Divide: An Old Persons Problem From a Young Persons Perspective
The Newcastle Sunderland rivalry is famous. There are numerous ideas of where it comes from, whether it be conflicts over coal mining and the shipping industry, or the historic football derbies. Two young Journalists from Headliners, Ava and Laila, discussed their different experiences of living in each city. Ava used to live in Sunderland but […]
MJ’s Story – Aiming High
MJ took part in Aiming High in early 2024 and has gained new confidence and met new friends along the way. Our Aiming High project aim’s to empower young people to share their stories, stay safe online and to become more financially and digitally aware. ‘I signed up to do Aiming High because I felt […]
Young Journalist Programme
Our Young Journalist Programme is an open access youth session that allows young people to come along and take part in media and journalism. As with all of Headliners work this is a free youth session and Headliners can support with accessibility such as support with travel fairs for young people to attend. Young people […]
Headliners Receives Funding for Open-Access Youth Journalism
Here at Headliners we are delighted to announce that we have been successful in securing funding to run our Young Journalism Programme in our Newcastle base. We will be opening our doors from the 2nd April to allow young people aged 11 to 19 to build new skills and create media content about the things they […]