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Young, British & Muslim: Akmal believes that being a Muslim and having a beard means that some people might wrongly assume he is a terrorist. Here he talks about the importance of greater understanding for better integration.

Courtesy of 4thought.tv

Young, British & Muslim: Akmal

Video length - 01.51
Published date - Jun 2014
Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Young, British & Muslim: Abdiya is the daughter of converts to Islam and believes that, for her, being British and being Muslim are inseparable.

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Young, British & Muslim: Abdiya

Video length - 01.48
Published date - Jun 2014
Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

What is Humanism? Life is like a maze: we all have to make decisions about which direction to take, and it can be difficult to know which way to go. Religious people have their leaders and holy books to guide them, but what if you don’t believe in God? How do atheists decide what is right and wrong? Humanism might have the answer.

What is Humanism?

Video length - 06.33
Published date - Jun 2014
Keystage(s) - 3 and 4
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A Rubbish Law – Fed up with dirty streets and rubbish all over the place? This animated film was made by Kerri from Solihull who won the Secondary category of the “Lights, Camera, Parliament!” competition in 2014. The Parliament Education Service asked young people aged 7-16 to submit a film that described a new law they would introduce in the UK, and Kerri suggested some ways to clean up our streets. You can find out more here.

A Rubbish Law

Video length - 03.00
Published date - May 2014
Keystage(s) - 2 and 3

Designer Babies: The Fertility Expert – Geeta is a fertility specialist who argues against the creation of too many surplus embryos and against genetic screening because she says having a baby is “not a lifestyle choice”.

Courtesy of 4thought.tv

Designer Babies: The Fertility Expert

Video length - 01.47
Published date - Mar 2014
Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Designer Babies: The Mother – Elaine inherited a genetic fault which increases her chances of getting breast cancer, and she has passed it on to one of her daughters. Having suffered treatment for cancer she now wishes that genetic screening had been available for the sake of future generations.

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Designer Babies: The Mother

Video length - 01.48
Published date - Mar 2014
Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Designer Babies: The Jain – When Nishad and his wife were expecting their first child, they were told that the baby had Down’s Syndrome, and given the option to terminate the pregnancy. Nishad is a Jain, and believes that he should not have the power to choose whether or not a soul continues its life.

Courtesy of 4thought.tv

Designer Babies: The Jain

Video length - 01.46
Published date - Mar 2014
Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Designer Babies: The Doctor – Shane is a doctor in genetic medicine and argues that his work is a “tremendous blessing” and helps families live as normally as possible.

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Designer Babies: The Doctor

Video length - 01.45
Published date - Mar 2014
Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Designer Babies: The Pro-Life Campaigner – James likens the creation of designer babies to the Nazi dream of breeding a super-race, and is mainly concerned about all the embryos that are discarded in the process.

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Designer Babies: The Pro-Life Campaigner

Video length - 01.49
Published date - Mar 2014
Keystage(s) - 3 and 4

Designer Babies: The Saviour Sibling – Joe’s daughter was Britain’s first “designer baby” and without her, his son would not have been cured of a rare bone marrow condition.

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Designer Babies: The Saviour Sibling

Video length - 01.39
Published date - Mar 2014
Keystage(s) - 3 and 4