Women’s sport is in crisis. The hype that was built up last year has been jeopardised by the COVID-19 stand-still… but there are some brilliant advocates that won’t be ignored. Discover the four athletes speaking up for the world of women’s sport.
In community building, the third place is a social one separate from both work and home. Lately, those have all kind of collapsed into each other. Learning this concept took Chloe on a journey – read along, from facepalm to full enlightenment (well, sort of).
Get down to your local bookshop and support Black writing! Check out this selection of the Harpy team’s favourite novels by Black authors.
2020 has either diluted or distilled our personal lives, bringing them to a halt or putting them in a pressure cooker. You might be excited, apprehensive or downright terrified to resume any semblance of pre-lockdown life – however you’re feeling, here are a few things to bear in mind as we begin that transition.
The #VogueChallenge aims to amplify the BLM movement, and calls out racist beauty standards in the fashion industry… but are most people just jumping on another social media bandwagon?
An ABA tutor discusses a much misunderstood and underrepresented form of therapy for autistic children.
Trump has rolled back protections for the LGBTQ+ community and two Black transgender women were murdered in one week. But while inspirational protests rallying for these women happen in America, the UK government is attempting to push through a policy that would set back transgender rights and endanger the lives of transgender people across the country.
Between financial difficulties and inability to access fully-stocked shops, people are finding it more difficult than ever to source necessities, including sanitary products.
Christina Jansen, Managing Director of The Scottish Gallery, looks forward to the easing of lockdown measures and the upcoming Modern Masters Women exhibition.
Why has Normal People got the nation hooked? There are lots of arty reasons why we like it; lots of ‘oh it's really well made’ and ‘great acting’ and it’s ‘very real’ reasons. But really, we all know, it’s the sex.
This year, Pride Month has taken a backseat to the pandemic. But as Black Lives Matter protesters are condemned for rioting against police brutality, there could be no better time to remember Marsha P Johnson.
There are many ways to support Black Lives Matter, and this article provides links to just some of the organisations and charities you can donate to, as well as petitions you can sign. This is by no means an exhaustive list, and we will keep adding to it and re-sharing it as time goes on.
With Mandu Reid at the helm, the Women’s Equality Party is no vehicle for White Feminism. Her letter to Boris Johnson sends a clear message that racial inequality exists here the UK and it will not be tolerated.
I renounce plastic straws, plastic bags and plastic bottles. So why must my menstruation be plagued with single-use plastics?
Two months before we were told to stay indoors, work from home and quit physical contact, I was in the midst of a 10-day silent meditation course. Little did I know that I’d be learning vital practices to see me through the impending pandemic.
It’s the phrase on everyone’s lips. Zoom Fatigue (or whichever titular variation you prefer) is bearing down upon us as we enter week seven of lockdown. Fatigue or no fatigue, however, there’s certainly no escape from the endless virtual socialising that has come to dominate our lives.
Although you can't physically leave the house, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t feel as though you’re off on the city break of your dreams. Be transported to these enticing destinations by checking out some of the coolest upcoming artists from across Europe.