Month: August 2021

Too often, activism is just ignored by those in power. Quiet activism could be exactly what we need to change this.

British universities have undergone rapid change thanks to the pandemic, however there is still much for them to do to make international students comfortable on campus.

With lockdowns and the spread of coronavirus many of us were exposed to massive amounts of stress. Thankfully, we have compiled a list of apps which will help to alleviate some of these issues and make your life that much easier to deal with.

For many muslims in Britain the workplace can be a hostile environment, it often reflects the xenophobia which is sadly prevelant within our society. It is our duty to ensure that not only is islamophobia addressed, but that it is eradicated from Britain.

Grief is something that many of us have to come to terms with in our lives.

In recent months Europe is finally beginning to see the harsh realities of climate change. If we do not act immediately with a united effort we can expect more of the same in the coming years.

For decades now the body positivity movement has helped countless women. It is vital that we now spread that same influence towards young men.

Dina Asher-Smith had a disappointing Tokyo 2020, but she is looking to help the experience springboard her into the 2021-2022 season.

For decades Operation Black Vote and Lord Woolley have helped to enfranchise thousands in Britain, now they are defending thousands more from disenfrachisement.

Naomi Campbell has been labelled many things in her career, often without justification. She is however a pioneer in the fashion industry and someone who has always fought for the disadvantaged.

Britain has a plethora of cultural events to attend that help to celebrate diversity and inclusion, here we have outlined a few for you to look forward to in the coming months.