by Jess Hannegan-Jones Hundreds of children gathered this weekend in Cardiff in solidarity with Palestine. Families came to the city’s Victoria Park on Saturday to show their support peacefully by walking together, […]
Emma Stone’s best actress win at last night’s academy awards have sparked conversations around how women are viewed by the academy. Oppenheimer stole the show with 7 award wins, equalling the tallies […]
European students studying in the UK say Brexit has put significant limitations on their study and career opportunities. And those thinking of coming to study here are finding it almost impossible to […]
By Matthew Webb International students are struggling to find part-time work compared with domestic students. Working alongside studies can provide a financial lifeline, as well as develop skills and enhance social opportunities, yet […]
Wales has a long standing tradition of offering refuge to those fleeing their native countries. For now, the focus is on Ukraine and various Middle-Eastern countries, but seeking refuge is not a […]
Text and Images by Lynne Hughes-Williams A day to reflect and celebrate what women have achieved over the last few decades, showing resilience in the face of adversity. We are where we […]
Interviews and Photographs by Melisa Numan Great Britain has always welcomed refugees from all over the world. In February 2022, Ukrainian citizens became a target of a Russian invasion ordered by president […]
Words and images by Melisa Numan Grandma Marta Day is a holiday celebrated in Bulgaria, on March 1. It is beloved by people living in the country, and those who carry the […]
By Jorja Kyei Tequila Radio is preparing to launch live shows towards the end of January, focusing on podcasts and social media content until then. Former Nigerian radio host Dooake Sonrandein […]
If pooping and farting are natural body functions, then why be embarrassed about it:)
