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…
By Imogen Lambert-Baker, Freya Barwell, Lowri Simmons, Megan HallFeatured image: Laura Bates “I’ve seen policy makers change their positions on issues that they have been really entrenched on because of the power of people’s stories told in their own words,” says feminist activist and Everyday Sexism founder Laura Bates, reflecting on the power of personal…
Featured image: Anastasia Shuraeva/Pexels With many different streaming services, students have many choices. Alongside social media and YouTube, watching entertaining and readily available shows and movies seems more popular than TV. There are a variety of streaming services for everyone, some including exclusive discounts for students and bundles for entertainment fanatics. Getting a good deal is…
Featured image: Natasha Langman The new Netflix series Monsters delivers an entertaining presentation of the Menendez brother’s trial case and has captivated many people with its story and character development. Yet, a great portion of discussion online doesn’t simply follow the show itself. Instead, the morally grey area of the story’s sensitive reality is at…
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