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We've marked International Women's Day by asking young women whether they feel the #MeToo movement has truly brought about change, as we're discussing in our new series The #MeToo Legacy.

The #MeToo movement reshaped conversations about power, consent, and justice. But has it significantly changed the literary world?

Is the canon a feminist? Has the canon become more feminist over the years? Does the canon affect the education system we feed to the youth of our world? Let's explore the literary canon as a team.

Who made the biggest impact on the world in 2024? We've been voting for the most significant people in culture, politics, and the world as a whole.

Some of the world's biggest pop stars gave us amazing new music in the last 12 months. So with that in mind, we've polled our team to decide the best songs of 2024. 

It has been a great year for Voice, so why not celebrate that by exploring 10 brilliant articles from our team and community of young journalists?

What have we all been watching on the small screen this year? From Netflix shows to BBC series and more, here are the best TV shows of 2024 in the UK, according to the Voice Magazine team and community.

When we decided to tackle the idea of sexism in the arts, we got the chance to speak to Scottish playwright and filmmaker Sandy Thomson. For years, she has been fighting discrimination against women in the creative industries.

Keir Starmer was one of only a few major leaders who headed to Azerbaijan for the COP29 climate conference in Baku. We assembled a panel to react to whether the conference will help us in fighting the climate crisis.

Labour promised to put tackling the climate crisis at the heart of its agenda. Four months after the General Election, does Keir Starmer's track record match up to what he said he would do?

Dr Teresa Crew from Bangor University is an expert on the difficult topic of social class. So she was just the sort of clever person we wanted to speak to ahead of our Kick Some Class series.

The need-to-know arts and culture policies from Labour, the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and Greens