Tom Inniss Voice Team Gold

A legacy is more than just the physical things you leave behind. An individual's legacy can live on in ideas, through aesthetics, or even through the people you come into contact with.

Glassblowing is one of the most endangered crafts, but Peter Layton has sat at the centre of a revival that goes back over 45 years.

Hairvolution: Her Hair, Her Story, Our History has recently launched and is a compendium on Black female experiences with their hair, both personally and in society.

12-year-old Areesh Azhar tells us about the process of creating a magazine, their hopes for the future, and shares a simple message that you should "never be afraid to share your opinion."

12-year-old Affiyah Fayyaz tells us about the process of creating a magazine, their hopes for the future, and shares a simple message that we are all "amazing, unique, and beautiful, and there is nothing wrong with that".

14-year-old Kiswa Akhtar speaks to the power of open dialogue around racism, the process of creating a magazine, and her aspirations for the future. 

Discover the magazine created by students of Eastbury Community School that explores racism, colonialism in the curriculum, and reveals some shocking statistics about personal experiences of racism in secondary school pupils. 

"Women often stay small because... taking up space can be horrifically scary and it’s not just a one-time decision. We have to make that decision every time we step into a business meeting, an appointment, a restaurant, our bedrooms."

We speak to Simon Paris, Artistic Director of interactive theatre company Say It Again, Sorry?, about their audience-centric approach to theatre, their plans for 2021, and the challenges faced as we come out of lockdown. 

Calling for policy changes in climate finance, crisis management and sustainable resource management

Calling for a more inclusive, forward looking approach to labour markets that leaves no person or country behind

A campaign has been launched to install the first statue of a black woman in one of Liverpool’s most iconic buildings.