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Sorcha Tipping

Nov 25, 20224 min read

From Westminster to the Jungle – What has Hancock done?

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq Matt Hancock, former Health Secretary and current independent MP for West Suffolk, has entered the jungle...

Hannah Hassan

Mar 18, 20224 min read

Inclusion and equality matter: Why are they missing from our approach to Covid?

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq The uneven impact of Covid-19 has shown the abject failure of our response to it as a society. It has...

Elena Timoshuk

Feb 6, 20222 min read

A decade after launching the Istanbul convention,

its anniversary looms over a steep decline in women’s rights and safety. Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq 2021 marked 10 years since the...

Alice Greenbury

Jan 12, 20222 min read

Literature in the time of pandemic – What we can learn from our media escapes during global crises

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq Writing about the Covid-19 pandemic can often seem gruelling and unrewarding. There’s a general sense...

Gem Kirwan

Jan 2, 20223 min read

16 Facts on Gender-Based Violence for the 16 Days of Activism

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq The 25th November until the 10th December marked the 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence....

Lauren Galligan

Mar 3, 20213 min read

Easing of restrictions is NOT an excuse for your fatphobia

(and it isn’t a reason to make a joke out of disordered eating) Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq Since the announcement regarding the path...

Nell Whitaker

Mar 1, 20214 min read

The countryside dilemma: would the English roam responsibly?

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq ‘Right to Roam’ came into force in Scotland sixteen years ago, but it has been a mixed blessing. On the...

Elena Timoshuk

Feb 10, 20212 min read

Covid-19 sets perfect conditions for mental health crises among university students

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq The World Health Organization says poor mental health is a parallel pandemic to COVID-19 – one that...

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