Elle Farrell-Kingsley Contributor
An experienced journalist, presenter, editor, and author, Elle is a passionate advocate for youth policymaking, AI ethics, and interdisciplinary approaches. Recognised for reporting on emerging technologies and their impact, Elle has earned accolades such as a funded place on the Sustainable Finance for Journalists programme at Oxford, awarded 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics™ – 2024, and a prestigious John Schofield Fellowship with a mentor from BBC World News, enhancing her skills in broadcast media. Her work spans impactful journalism, content curation for AI search engines, and advocating for informed policies in the UK Parliament.
With a humanities and social sciences background, she offers a unique perspective that encourages readers to explore the intersection of arts, technology, policy, and society.
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Feature
30 December 2023Top 10 news events of 2023
View FeatureAnother eventful year for 2023, from innovation breakthroughs to geopolitical shifts and environmental milestones.
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20 December 2023My Young Vote: Elle Farrell-Kingsley
View FeatureYour voice matters — use it to carve a path towards a future that aligns with your aspirations
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25 October 2023Unlocking the UK's AI Potential: A Political Landscape Analysis
View FeatureAs AI evolves, the UK's major parties chart their AI policy paths. Discover their strategies, the missing pieces, and the road to global AI leadership.
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Interview
9 September 2023Decoding the G20 with UK 'Future of Work' Delegate Janet Siwoku
View Interview“Witnessing our world's pressing challenges, from climate change to social inequality, I felt compelled to take action.”
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Review
20 June 2023Abbas Zahedi: Holding a Heart in Artifice review
View ReviewWhen art and emptiness collide
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20 June 2023How many giraffes are in the air we breathe?
View ReviewA review of Eva Koťátková’s Nottingham Contemporary exhibition
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20 June 2023Mythos: Ragnarok review
View ReviewMythos: Ragnarok merges professional wrestling with Norse mythology in a grand triumph of physical theatre
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20 June 2023Review: The Grim
View ReviewA captivating tale of colourful characters and a story steeped in the misery of the dead
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Blog
3 April 2023Dear G7 leaders: Do more to address internet poverty
View BlogHidden in plain sight, internet poverty is destroying our nations
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31 December 2022Top 10 news stories of 2022
View FeatureMaybe 2023 will be the peaceful, non-chaotic year we've all been longing for?
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Interview
8 December 2022Reflecting on COP27 with Korean Youth Delegate Yunjoo Cho
View Interview"I do not want a future where COP50 or COP80 exists."
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5 December 2022Reflecting on COP27 with UK Youth Co-chair Anna Gardner
View Interview“Many young people, myself included, feel let down by the failure to include the phasing out of fossil fuels”
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4 December 2022Decoding G20 with UK Head Delegate Mohammed Karim
View Interview“If you don’t have a seat around the table, then you’ll be on the menu”
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3 December 2022Reflecting on COP27 with UK Youth Delegate Ameer Ibrahim
View Interview“Don’t forget the mission to save our planet.”
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2 December 2022Reflecting on COP27 with UN Delegate Joshua Steib
View Interview“It’s time for actions, not for discussion on particular phrasing”
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24 November 2022Too little, too late?: The approach that marred COP27
View Blog“It’s incredible to think how much has changed since that last COP and how much damage has been done in just one year”.
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Interview
17 August 2022Epic Games’ Heiko Wenczel on programming in creative industries
View Interview“Learning how to programme and work in the creative arts at the same time is a unique opportunity.”
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Review
25 May 2022Brighton Fringe: 0.0031% review
View Review"Your AI overlord bitch can't reach you here. Like I said: it’s just you and me."
Latest Comments
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Why are we ignoring Oxford commas? by Lucy Evans -
This is genuinely the most informative and well-written article I've read on the matter. Despite following media coverage, I completely missed Rachael Johnson's piece and learned a lot from this article!
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Women's Welfare: There's only so much women can do by Claire JennsThis is really well covered, I agree 100%!
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It's good to see this on Voice where young people have access to it, nice coverage!
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Interview with authors Saskia Calliste and Zainab Raghdo by Tom InnissAmazing to see and really inspirational read. I look forward to reading it!
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Review: The Suicide Squad by Hamish GrayYou have a great writing voice, really interesting and engaging read!
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Top 10 visual artworks of 2020 by Sienna James
Comment posted on 16 March 2022
Perhaps the next one in this series could be the Em Dash?