In the wake of Sarah Everard’s death, woman after woman has appeared on the news to share their story of male violence or assault—from uni students to members of parliament, every woman has one. I’m not at all surprised, but it seems a lot of people are. Continue reading We’ve Never Been Safe: Reacting to Recent Events in London
I’ve seen and experienced the many ways mental illness has snaked its way through my family history. It’s looked like a lot of things: drug use, alcoholism, overeating, undereating, moodiness, withdrawal from life… But it all comes down to the same thing—mental illness. Continue reading Let’s Talk About Mental Health
It’s not always a comfortable place to be, realising that a word I myself used not too long ago is one that now makes me wince. But as a proud progressive, comfort isn’t the quality I most value—inclusion is. Continue reading The Power of Words
Stopping in front of the painting Danaë, my partner commented that she has a belly like mine. He’s right, and I looked at it thinking how beautiful it was. Six months ago, I’m not sure I would have had the same reaction. Continue reading From Maiden to Matron
The murder of George Floyd broke through the coronavirus clutter. Most of us still care deeply about both issues—so why is it so easy to let them slip out of view? Continue reading Keeping Constant Through COVID-19 and BLM Content Exhaustion
“For years, I believed that I was broken inside. It seemed like the only logical explanation for the deep, enduring sadness I felt in my otherwise fortunate and happy life.” It’s Mental Health Awareness Week in the UK so Karly is sharing her experience with depression. If you are struggling with your mental health, you are not alone! Please seek help. Continue reading Unbroken
I don’t know if you feel the way I do, but if you do—if there’s a seed of something inside of you that says, really? is buying and shopping and working really what gives our lives meaning?—then we need to hold on to what these past few months have shown us. Continue reading A Brave New World
I’ve become infatuated with nature in all its emerging forms. Continue reading Spring in Uncertain Times
For anyone out there who is struggling to process the confusion and anxiety of life under a pandemic, here are a few tips for staying sane while staying safe. Continue reading Self-Care During Coronavirus
As the trial against Harvey Weinstein progressed towards this week’s verdict, I’ve been thinking a lot about what protest movements mean and what they’re capable of accomplishing. Continue reading What Does the Weinstein Verdict Mean for #MeToo?
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