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Online abuse: teenagers might not report it because they often don’t see it as a problem
Freedom of speech can be wrongly viewed as a “catch-all” right for people to say whatever they like online. In some cases, children’s views mimicked alt-right arguments in favour of liberty, free speech and the right to offend.
Inspiring Future Champions
Everyone needs to help change the negative narrative that media normally cover on this issue, this is not just an issue of poor black criminal boys.
India Tomorrow: Women, Gender and Love
We find out how women in India deal with the day-to-day threat of sexual violence and how women deal with societal expectations to appear “respectable” and limitations like 4pm curfews that are put in place for their own safety.
Art, Drama, Street Dance, and Yoga classes improve emotional wellness and boost confidence that lasts
the practise of any art form is a powerful and therapeutic tool to any person’s development, at any stage of their lives. Dance, Drama, Music and Art are inheritable in all of us and very important for our all-round development.
Liveable cities rankings: how a global enterprise is influencing urban change
The rise of liveability rankings and other comparative information has generated a trove of data. Much of it is welcomed by cities confronting issues such as housing affordability, ageing populations and spikes in air pollution and congestion...but there are several common challenges
Migrants and the media: what shapes the narratives on immigration in different countries
What happens behind the scenes in media organisations can affect not only how we think about the issue, but even policy itself. What factors contributed to the people creating these stories operating so differently.
How the power of persuasion goes way beyond mere advertising
Persuasion has become fundamental to shaping people’s view of what is attractive or unattractive, good or bad, acceptable or unacceptable. In essence, it has changed human interaction itself to the extent that consumption – rather than class, region, geography or occupation – has now become the primary form of self-identity and self-expression.
Why age gives West African women more autonomy and power
Several studies, covering about 58 countries across the world, found that as women get older they are more able to make decisions independently of men. But scholars have struggled to pin down explanations for this age dividend – why are women given more independence the older they get? We wanted to know what the reasons may be.
Open Conversations
‘Open Conversations’, is a platform to enable us to create conversations that would bring about change, empower people, create change and allow voices that are silent to speak up.
Gender pay gap hasn’t been fixed by transparency – fines may force companies to act
Geraldine Healy, Queen Mary University of London and Mostak Ahamed, University of Sussex Despite huge amounts of publicity and government efforts to tackle the the gender pay gap, it remains a serious issue. It affects women in most industries: from…
Inside the CT scan- from Surgeon to Patient
‘It took a matter of minutes to convert me from a Consultant Vascular and General Surgeon to a patient.’ Dr Stella Vig