3 Steps to Become More Socially Aware
We’re living in a time which is littered with human rights abuses and regressive behaviour. The riot at the US Capitol, seeing rankly...
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Your Internalized Misogyny Is Showing...
“Misogyny” has rendered supreme over words like “sexism” and “chauvinism”, for appropriate reasons. It’s time we break down our internalized misogyny because us women need to stick together!
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Life Is Hard Right Now & That's Okay
I am starting this new year with both hope and apprehension. This time last January, I was feeling inspired and ready to take on what was...
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Argentina Legalizes Abortion, What it Means for Women Worldwide
Recently, Argentina made a historic move in legalizing abortion, setting the stage for what could be a wave of change in South America. In...
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BIPOC Voices
Emmet Till , Eric Garner, Trayvon Martin, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor. I’m sure you know some of these names. But let me give you a new...
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Trump Is Out: But This Isn't The End of Our Activism
I think a lot of us can admit that the day Donald Trump lost the election was one of the best and most memorable days of our lives. The...
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Centering Black Principles: Abolition, Liberation, and Womanism
Intersectional ideologies based on eradicating systems and practices of universal injustice.
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So The Election Is Over, Now What?
Some tips and tricks on how to stay politically active after the long awaited 2020 Presidential eleciton.
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Lets Talk About Performative Activism
Whether it’s a throwaway statement about how bad climate change is, or a one-off Instagram story promoting a petition, most people have...
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What Is Going On In India?
Disclaimer: this is not a comprehensive resource and is meant to provide a general overview of the current situation. This is a starting...
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‘One thing I learnt from the march is that women can do so much amazing stuff together’: Bristol protest in solidarity with Polish women’s rights
‘You are the future - you beautiful young faces - always trust yourselves and go for things that you believe in.’ As we get ready to face a new year, we could all reflect more on what change we want to see in the world and how we can make it happen.
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The Rise of Buhlebezwe Siwani: Family, African Spirituality, History and Identity
Buhlebezwe Siwani is a trailblazing South African artist and activist of the present and future.
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The F-Word
Feminism is defined by the Oxford Dictionary as 'a person who supports the belief that women should have the same rights and opportunities...
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My Thoughts on Netflix's "If Anything Happens I Love You"
Trigger Warnings: School shootings, guns, gun violence Last week, I watched Netflix’s “If Anything Happens I Love You” after hearing about...
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Know the Signs: Learning to Predict Violent Behaviour Part II
5 warning signs that might mean danger is coming your way.
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Pride, Activism and Fighting Colonization: How Indigenous Peoples Create Fashion to Connect to Their Culture
Educate yourself on Indigenous fashion during November, Native Heritage Month.
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Policing Black Trauma: Microaggressions and Mental Health
Centering Black mental health and supporting the Black community.
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Lindsay Dively Aims to Improve Community Relations in College Park
Growing up, Lindsay Dively remembered ball fields packed on weekends, trick-or-treating at neighborhood haunted houses and community dances...
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Continuing to Advocate for Black Lives After October
In the UK, October is Black History Month, 31 days dedicated to celebrating the rich culture and history of Black people both in Africa and...
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An Ideal Identity
What does it mean to be Indian enough? For me, it’s wanting the country I was born in to strive. It means to feel safe and welcome and to...
