Voicebox: Identity and Equality
We believe that the arts, and society as a whole, is better when it is diverse. Better representation, equal opportunities, and a voice for everyone should be an expectation, not a pipe dream. There should be more accurate depictions of LGBTQ+ relationships on screen, more BAME talent celebrated in award ceremonies, and more access for disabled people in theatre. People should be able to see themselves represented and acknowledged in society. Our differences are what make us the same, and we should cherish that, and build upon it to make a better world for all.
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Blog
25 March 2021Power to the period
View BlogI take a look at how we deal with periods in the UK, from the rise of sustainable products to the tampon tax and period poverty.
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Blog
23 March 2021Four women who have not been part of the curriculum, but should have
View BlogLooking at the women who have shaped history but aren’t acknowledged for it, this article delves into the discoveries of four very impressive women, whom we would be lost without in our everyday lives.
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Blog
19 March 2021Who runs the world? A Spotify playlist for women empowerment
View BlogUnleash your femininity with some of the greatest empowering and feel-good songs
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Feature
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Feature
17 March 2021International Women's Day Podcast: Week 2
View FeatureIt’s week two of our female empowerment series, and this podcast covers the explosive events of the last week such as IWD, Meghan Markle and Sarah Everard.
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News
15 March 2021Sam Smith excluded from gendered categories at 2021 BRITS
View NewsSam Smith, the non-binary pop singer, has been excluded from the gendered categories at the 2021 Brit awards.
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Blog
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Blog
12 March 2021Gender diversity in tech and trustworthy AI
View BlogWith an all-female panel of accomplished women working in the field of technology, Mozilla Festival’s event ‘Gender Diversity in Tech and Trustworthy AI’ aimed to highlight the deep-set inequalities that govern the world of tech.
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Blog
11 March 2021Sex workers in the UK are fighting for change, and everyone should listen
View BlogAs COVID-19 is becoming ever more apparent, so does the need to reform the law.
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Feature
10 March 2021A musician in a man’s world
View FeatureIlluminating the seldom discussed but widely inescapable problems still faced by many female pianists and composers.
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Feature
10 March 2021The future of International Women's Day
View FeatureHow IWD started, what it means for us today, and what it may come to mean in the future regarding how some women view women.
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Feature
10 March 2021International Women's Day Podcast: Week 1
View FeatureWelcome to our female empowerment series where we begin our all-women takeover of Voice
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Blog
8 March 2021Navigating male-dominated industries: The world of MMA
View BlogIn line with International Women’s Day, it only felt right to begin my Navigating Male-Dominated industries series with something close to my own heart and experiences.
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Blog
8 March 2021The paradox of #safetytips on Tiktok
View Blog#safetytips on TikTok have become a useful resource for women globally as it highlights the spectre of gendered violence that dominates the everyday realities of women and marginalised groups.
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Blog
8 March 20216 things to sink your teeth into when you want to feel empowered
View BlogThis article is all about female empowerment and it provides you with 6 things to help you achieve that, without eating lots of sweets. You can find a list of books, series and albums that will definitely lift your spirits.
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Blog
8 March 2021The portrayal of women in Bridgerton
View BlogBridgerton: a series that took the world by storm. I look at how women are presented in the popular TV show and how they deal with Regency-era sexism's restrictions and hardships.
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Review
8 March 2021The World’s A Little Blurry: Review
View ReviewBillie Eilish’s documentary is an extremely personal look at how the teenager became the internationally renowned star she is today.
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Feature
8 March 2021Is femininity sometimes misinterpreted as weakness?
View FeatureWhy do so many women feel the need to imitate men to be taken seriously?
