Care across generations
How intergenerational interaction can rejuvenate elderly care system and nurture the next generation at the same time.
“It was scary to speak against the Taliban, but it was scarier not to”
Malala’s father talking about radicalism, gender equality and raising an activist.
Exposing the truth of cancer, one scar at a time
Cancer survivors organise a campaign to combat glamorisation of the illness by corporations.
Leanne Pero, Breast Cancer Warrior
After recovering from her breast cancer, Leanne Pero became a strong advocate to improve cancer treatment for BAME patients.
Urban Beekeeping London: Protecting Queen Bee
Saving the bees from extinction is a lifelong mission for many. The most popular way in London: Urban Beekeeping.
Readjusting to life after living in a cult
Laura Johnston Kohl, Ian Haworth and Diane Benscoter are ex cult members who dedicate their lives to helping people avoid the same mistakes that they did.
Fenced out: Mentally ill asylum seekers denied treatment
Asylum seekers in England with mental health issues are being denied treatment if their diagnosis is “situational”.
The Oxford blues: how racism affects black students
Jill Thompson describes the challenges she faced as one of a minority of BAME students at Oxford University.
How does it feel to be a French person colonised by its own country?
There’s an island In the Indian Ocean where Catholics, Muslims, Hindus, Chinese Taoists and Atheists come together to celebrate their respective religious festivals. Welcome to Reunion Island!
Lupus: “the invisible monster”
Moubajel Lehman, 28 experienced the first signs of lupus in 2008 when she was 18 years old, but she was only officially diagnosed in 2014.