The 'Generation' series aims to discuss and understand issues centred around young people. The series is aimed at audiences aged 11 to 15-years-old and is supported by ITVX, the British Film Institute (BFI) and the University of Kent.
Mariam and Zimal explore farming, sustainability and allergies.
Mariam and Zimal host a dinner party, visit high street takeaways and volunteer at a food bank.
Mariam and Zimal ask experts how science and technology can change the world of food as we know it.
Sadgun, Alex and Chris explore how young people interact with different faiths and belief systems.
Sadgun, Alex and Chris discover ways, and the reasons, young people seek spirituality.
Sadgun, Alex and Chris take a look at the relationship between science and religion.
Sadgun, Alex and Chris unpack how religion can positively and negatively influence our behaviour.
Sadgun, Alex and Chris examine the role of faith and spirituality in politics and social change.
Sadgun, Alex and Chris learn about religious festivals and milestones in our lives.
"Generation Why” stands out for its ability to captivate audiences through its innovative storytelling approach, which seamlessly combines diverse perspectives and engaging narrative techniques.
By placing young people at the forefront alongside experts and community leaders, the series offers a fresh and dynamic exploration of faith, culture, and societal issues.
Through structured discussions, personal stories, and a clear focus on contemporary topics, each episode leaves a lasting impact, fostering empathy, understanding, and meaningful dialogue among viewers"
