ActArticles·February 28, 2021The pursuit of ignoranceA t-shirt. A bowl of rice. A warm bath. Each one of...Text: Charlotte KennedyImage: Michelle Wong
ActArticles·March 30, 2021The revolutionary artists fighting for democracy in MyanmarThe 100 Projector Project is a group of Myanmar revolutionaries using visual...Text: Zoe Rasbash
ActArticles·April 9, 2021The right to protest must be protected – whether it’s peaceful or not.Over the past few weeks, the UK has seen thousands of people...Text: Shahed EzaydiImage: Alex Francis
ActArticles·October 27, 2022The Rosebank oil field would be a betrayal for future generations – we cannot let it go aheadHow collective action is mobilising against the Tory government’s oil and gas developments Text: Danielle SamsImage: Jessica Kleczka
ActArticles·October 22, 2020The situation in Moria has unravelled and thousands of people are still in limboHow did it come to this?Text: Martha Roussou
Act·August 14, 2023The weaponisation of reproductive injustice in PalestinePatriarchy, social restrictions and the violence of settler colonialism Text: Shams HaniehImage: Aude Abou Nasr
ActArticles·November 12, 2022Those who fight for life never dieFailed by the Government, international institutions and the world, three Indigenous activists have been murdered by Mexican Narco-paramilitary groupText: Anonymous
ActArticles·October 4, 2021Tuvalu: A nation whose time is running outWhen I think of my time growing up in Tuvalu, one word...Text: Kato EwekiaImage: Thumy Phan
ActArticles·April 22, 2022Twitter bans, political censorship and activist ingenuityHow Nigeria’s activists were able to keep resisting despite government repressionText: Deborah SabinusImage: Emilie Muszczak
ActArticles·June 20, 2022Until dignity becomes habit, we need cross-movement solidarityAfter the protest against the cost of living crisis, the author asks: is the UK ready to build its own intersectional movement for change?Text: Tatiana GaravitoImage: Alex Bartsch
ActArticles·December 3, 2022Voices from under the coversNigerian women who are taking control of their own sexual pleasure Text: Oluwaseun FamoofoImage: Tinuke Fagborun
ActRefugee Week·June 25, 2022We cannot heal when we have no recourse to public fundsThe wide-reaching impact of the discriminatory NRPF policy on refugee communities.Text: EstherImage: Heedayah Lockman