Featured image: Tim Gouw/Pexels You’ve probably heard the term ‘doomscrolling’, referring to the act of scrolling social media somewhat endlessly with no specific interest in the content. This is commonly associated with apps such as Twitter, TikTok and Instagram. However, it’s also used when discussing the ability to get overwhelmed and obsessed when looking at…
Featured image: Megan Hall A workshop inspired by the feminist Urdu poetry collection We Sinful Women brought together writers and poetry enthusiasts to explore themes of rebellion, sensuality and activism as part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Festival. Led by poet, scriptwriter and senior lecturer Anjum Malik, the event delved into…
By Freya Barwell and Megan Hall Photography: Jack Oliver Manchester Metropolitan University’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Festival continued with a series of powerful readings by award-winning poets Dr Malika Booker and Clare Shaw at the Manchester Poetry Library. Marking the second day of the 16-day campaign, Forward Prize-winner Dr Malika Booker led…
By Morgan Stewart, Sumayyah Mussa and Megan Hall As part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Festival at Manchester Met, poet and activist Clare Shaw shares their thoughts on the power of poetry to inspire connection, healing and change. Tell us about your work and your motivations for being involved with the…
By Lowri Simmons, Megan Hall, Imogen Lambert-Baker, Freya BarwellFeatured image: Siro Micheroli Manchester Metropolitan University is hosting the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign from 25 November to 10 December, featuring a packed programme that explores how poetry can challenge societal injustices and inspire activism. The 16-day programme will examine how poetry can create…
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