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18 April 2025
The #MeToo Legacy: Here's what we learned...
As our series on the arts and cultural impact of #MeToo concludes, it's time to take a look at some of the lessons we can take away from writing about the issue of gender equality in the arts.
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9 April 2025
The #MeToo Legacy: 7 powerful films and where to stream them
Since the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, Hollywood has taken on the stories of the #MeToo movement with some powerful and essential MeToo movies. Here are some of the best ones and how to watch them.
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28 March 2025
How British wrestling reacted to its own #MeToo reckoning
In 2020, dozens of wrestlers faced accusations as part of the #SpeakingOut movement. Several years later, has this made the British wrestling industry a safer place to work?
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18 March 2025
#MeToo Legacy: Should we cancel Coraline after the Neil Gaiman allegations?
With the recent controversy surrounding Neil Gaiman – who has been accused of multiple accounts of sexual assault – can we separate his art from the accusations?
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14 March 2025
#MeToo Legacy: Tommy Ross-Williams explains the role of intimacy coordinators
Intimacy coordinators have become increasingly prominent in TV and film since the #MeToo movement, with a key role in keeping everyone safe on set. Tommy Ross-Williams spoke to Voice about the importance of the job.
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8 March 2025
International Women's Day: Has #MeToo made a real impact?
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.
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5 March 2025
#MeToo Legacy: Eliza Hatch tackles street harassment with photography
Eight years ago, photographer Eliza Hatch launched the photo series Cheer Up Luv, in which she documents stories of sexual harassment through survivors' eyes. She told Voice about how her work has evolved.
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28 February 2025
The #MeToo Legacy: Has the literary world truly changed?
The #MeToo movement reshaped conversations about power, consent, and justice. But has it significantly changed the literary world?
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21 February 2025
The #MeToo Legacy: Have things really changed for women in the arts?
The #MeToo movement saw brave women use their voices to speak out against exploitation and abuse by powerful men. Years later, how has this changed things for women in the arts?
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5 June 2024
Unique dance, movement, and circus shows coming to the EdFringe this August
From shows about ancestry to surrealism, reclaiming your voice, and pricing the body, here's some unique dance, movement, and circus shows coming to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe - including Luca Rutherford, Giovanni Zazzera, and Na Djinang Circus
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14 November 2022
Girl, Woman, Other book review: No matter what you're 'into', just read it.
Opened my eyes with fierce gusto to vibrant cultures; from the music and delicious-sounding food, to the struggles and stereotypes British people face.
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24 March 2021
How can we keep women safer when the UK’s nightlife returns?
When pubs, clubs, and bars reopen after lockdown, will our attitudes towards women be any different?
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30 December 2019
Don't wait for permission, create your own work instead says Masha Kevinovna
"The crux of The Girl With Glitter In Her Eye is about the validity of voice and what it means to have a voice removed, echoed both in my personal life and the political landscape."
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1 August 2019
Interview with Sommy Echezona Creator of a New Webseries
Sommy Echezona has created an exciting new 5 episode webseries exploring the hardships of trying to break into the entertainment business. Within the interview we get to know the inspiration behind the plot starring an all-female cast.
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2 July 2019
Looking back at film in June
A relatively quiet month, but still plenty to unpack!
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3 May 2019
Why are so few film directors female?
Only 4% of studio directors are female, why is the film industry like this and what can be done to change it?
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