ActArticles·June 6, 2022Community Resilience and mutual aid in Western UgandaWhy creating a local network of support and resilience is essential for climate adaptationText: Danielle SamsImage: Heedayah Lockman
ArticlesHear·May 31, 2022Life after ‘Livin la vida loca’Colombian singer-songwriter JSCA on the future of Latin American music in London Text: Erin Cobby
ArticlesOpinion·May 25, 2022On Ukraine-Syria solidarity and the ‘anti-imperialism of idiots’How many Leftists are failing those caught in the crossfire of oppressive regimesText: Elia J. AyoubImage: Christina Atik
ArticlesSee·May 23, 2022“Art comes from quiet observation and attention to something beyond oneself”shado speaks to Neha Vaddadi, an architect-turned-artist who focuses on urban environments and social geographyText: Neha Vaddadi
ArticlesOpinion·April 27, 2022“By failing to end fossil fuels, world leaders are feeding new Putins”In conversation with climate activists from Ukraine and Russia about the links between the war and the world's dependence on fossil fuelsText: Jessica KleczkaImage: Masha Kaasha
ActArticles·March 30, 2022Meet the activists protesting the UK’s expanding carceral stateUnited voices against the PCSC Bill and NABB Text: Holly HudsonImage: Natasha Shah
Events·March 16, 2022shado X Amnesty International present: Comfort AngelsJoin shado and Comfort's Anglels on 26th March for a celebration of the power of football, the power of women, and the strength of community actionText: Isabella Pearce
Events·February 26, 2022Borders, Bills and the Hostile EnvironmentJoin shado and an expert panel on Wednesday 16th March at 6.30pm GMT to discuss borders, bills and the growing erosion of rights in the UK.Text: Katie O Rourke
ArticlesSee·December 1, 2021A mother’s story, a year after the second Karabakh WarThe author and photographer amplify a mother’s tale of the psychological impact of fleeing the Second Karabakh War.Text: Teresa Di MauroImage: Matteo Portigliatti
ActArticles·September 21, 2021The Border Industry: how companies are profiting from human rights abuseBorders – physical, intangible and imagined – are at the heart of the workings of many modern states. Migration as...Text: Natasha IonImage: Natasha Phang Lee
ArticlesDo·June 24, 2021Kenmure Street: a rally against the “good” / “bad” migrant narrativeOn 13th May, the Pollokshields community of Glasgow successfully prevented a Home Office raid on Kenmure Street. The victory was...Text: Molly Hankinson
ArticlesOpinion·June 20, 2021“This is no longer about politics – it’s about ethics”: Denmark’s goal of zero asylum seekersDenmark is a country that defines itself on its progressivism. It regularly tops metrics for the world’s happiest country, the...Text: Nathalie Weatherald