How Will You Receive Me: A Cultural Comparison
Within every culture there are communities which generate different reactions or approaches throughout wider society.
Ignore the Precious Facade, Natural Therapies and Medicines are Created for us All
Natural therapies and medicines have been around for thousands of years and have originated from many cultures from every corner of the planet.
The ‘something for nothing’ lie and Britain’s crumbling welfare state
In October 2017, actress Alyssa Milano urged Twitter followers to reply ‘me too’ if they’d ever been sexually harassed or assaulted.
What is it Like being an Arab in the Czech Republic: Voices from the Arab Community in Prague
“I felt like I was stuck. And I felt at some point I was indirectly being told to go home and that I was not welcomed because the university and the governmental institutions made it extremely difficult for me to stay in the country.”
Beautifully Broken
“Mental Health problems don’t define who you are. They are something you experience. You walk in the rain, but you are not the rain.” — Matt Haig
Me, not you: Five years on from the rise of #MeToo, and the global hashtag is showing its age
In October 2017, actress Alyssa Milano urged Twitter followers to reply ‘me too’ if they’d ever been sexually harassed or assaulted.
In the Court of Good Sense
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People with Disabilities don’t need a food parcel – they need the right support to make their own nutritional choices independently.
Roy’s Story and the Hostile Environment Turned Toxic
This is one man’s story of getting caught up in the trickle-down ideological consequences of policy then cultural trends.
There is Nothing Open About Open Rent or a Biased Private Housing Sector
Often, people are faced with going into the private sector, where stability is precarious – especially with the current climate of gentrification and other discriminating factors associated with being on a low/fixed income.
Stitched up or Stifled: a Glimpse Inside, Coming Out and Considering Transformative Justice
Prison. Prison wall with barbed wire. Law and justice
This piece examines the use of punishment or its misuse and how or when rehabilitation is applied upon an inmate’s release. An abolitionist approach is considered in the name of holding systems to account, such as with political prisoners.