International Day of Person’s with Disabilities has been promoting public awareness, understanding and acceptance of various conditions since 1992. Thursday, 3rd December is a day in the UK in which the …
In recent years, sexual violence against women has been a persistent topic in western and international media, most notably through the #metoo movement. The UK has been no stranger to this …
“It’s always going to stay with me, really, these different memories. People say that they have happy memories in education, that school was the best days of their life. And …
Social media is often associated with negativity, trolling and hate comments. This is particularly a problem for disabled content creators of such sites, as online disability hate crime recently increased …
This year, with Covid-19 restrictions on leisure activities and more people working and studying from home than ever before, broadband has become even more central to our lives. The internet has …
Despite the progressive efforts made in the past decades to break the glass ceiling, there is still a high chance that your boss is a man. Unfortunately, even if we are …
Affordable fashion is right at our fingertips, quite literally. The latest trends, new season items and designer dupes - all available to buy at the click of a button. Recent research …
In 2016 the UK voted to leave the European Union. Seismic waves of change rolled through the nation. We take a look into the move from empire to isolation. National identity …
Celebration of academic achievement has changed quite considerably in the last decade. Long gone are the days when school or university certificates were proudly hung in the hallway or hidden away …
The curative efficiency of plasma-based drugs has been recognised since ancient times. Plasma-based drugs have been used in the modern age as well, for example, to cure Ebola. Scientists in …
