ArticlesOpinion·July 26, 2021How I navigate dating with herpesThe author explains the importance of demystifying and destigmatising herpes and the intimacy which truth brings.Text: Addis FouchéImage: Lily O Farrell
ArticlesDo·June 19, 2021The power of Nigeria’s youth has been proven: it’s now time to get them into officeNigeria’s youth are entering into a tumultuous time. A group which makes up over 60% of the population, youth have...Text: Abdulhakeem Ibraheem Abdulkareem
ArticlesSee·May 18, 2022Dear Black Child: lessons in Black joySimmone Ahiaku meditates on a conversation with director Tobi Onabolu.Text: Simmone AhiakuImage: Tobi Onabolu
ActArticles·January 12, 2021“More Than Ever, We Need to Be Heard”“Democracy is on trial across east Africa,” says Sarah Bireete, director of the Center for Constitutional Governance in Kampala. This...Text: AnonymousImage: Natasha Phang Lee
ArticlesDo·August 8, 2022I heard what Jeffrey Boakye saidThe anti-racist educator invites us all to reimagine educationText: Larissa KennedyImage: Luci Pina
ArticlesDo·December 9, 2022Juno Roche has become “belligerently joyful”The author talks about trans youth, joy as resistance and giving a middle finger to oppressionText: Rudy HarriesImage: Sali Mudawi
ArticlesOpinion·November 25, 2021Nigeria’s shrinking civic space in a post ENDSARS climateYoung Nigerian activist Abideen Olasupo discusses Nigeria's shrinking civic space, as engineered by the Government's curtailing of social media rights.Text: Olasupo AbideenImage: Tinuke Fagborun
ArticlesDo·October 30, 2021Why reimagining our education system will be key to our climate solutionsPresident of NUS talks through their student manifesto and explains why reimagining our education system will be key to our climate solutions.Text: Larissa KennedyImage: Sophie Le Grelle
Act·November 14, 2023The Instafada: social media as resistanceMisinformation, lies and dehumanisation – how traditional media has failed PalestineText: Kareen HaddadImage: Hayfaa Chalabi
ArticlesDo·December 1, 2020Community, archives and anarchy: how photos of Hackney in the 80s tell an important story for grassroots activists todayIn 1983, the Rio Tape/Slide Newsreel Group was created as part of a community arts project that put the local...Text: India Lawrence
ArticlesHear·May 19, 2021Music when words fail – the resurgence of protest music in IndiaWorking in the Western music industry as an Indian presents its own particular set of issues. I’ve often found myself...Text: Malvika PadinImage: Ipsita Dwivedi
ActArticles·October 14, 2022Zan, Zendegee, Āzādee: the women at the sharp end of resistance in IranThe author, whose parents fled the Iranian regime after the 1979 revolution, talks about the current women-led protests in Iran.Text: Manna MostaghimImage: Christina Atik