Voicebox: Identity and Equality

The former race advisor to No. 10 has called for an independent review into the UK’s drug legislation and its effects on black communities.

Join us in celebrating Black creatives for the whole month of October.

Advice and information will be available across the curriculum to teachers and students regarding LGBT issues.

The international collaboration is intended to inspire solidarity between disabled artists across the world, with large murals painted on buildings in each participating country.

EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis hopes to “break stereotypes” when it comes to assumptions on the ability for deaf people and those with hearing impairments to enjoy music.

Our assistant editor Saskia Calliste, and co-author Zainab Raghdo are releasing new book 'Hairvolution'. A book of interviews with 31 influential Black women about the history and politics of Black women's hair and the journey to self-love and acceptance in Western society.

Jeremy Atherton Lin discusses gay bars, unreliable non-fiction narration, and his debut book at the Edinburgh International Book Festival.

A local McDonald’s in Marseille’s 14th district that was set for closure in 2019, has been occupied by its former employees to give back to the community. 

The Fashioning our History Project explores diversity in fashion and art, through a series of workshops, and talks, culminating in an

exhibition of participants work and a fashion installation at Willesden Green Library Centre.

Argentina becomes the first Latin American country to include non-binary as a gender option in the national document of identity. 

“Young people are unable to find safe spaces to talk about their mental health. I think this is the biggest concern. They are afraid of being judged, worried about being perceived as weak.”

Claudia McIntosh talks about the work she is doing both in her school and more broadly to bring conversations of diversity and inclusivity into the forefront.