Afrofeminist and antiracist activist creates AI trained to challenge racial bias
Antoinette Torres Soler left Cuba nearly two decades ago. Today, the founder of Afroféminas is using artificial intelligence to challenge […]
At Sea, Women Are Not the Minority: Reporting from a Mediterranean Rescue Ship
For 20 days, journalist Marta Abbà lived on a civilian rescue vessel in the central Mediterranean, documenting the realities faced
Teenage racial abuse targeting Asian women is rising in the UK but many cases remain unheard
From street harassment to workplace abuse, Asian women describe how encounters with teenagers are reshaping their sense of safety and
FGM survivor calls on ‘diaspora women’ after historic court ruling to ban The Practice in Sierra Leone
A ‘landmark court ruling’ ordering Sierra Leone to outlaw female genital mutilation is a triumph but when its government is
Counter-Act: What it Takes for Immigrant-Run Businesses to Feed Today’s Appetite for Community & Integrity
The late-capitalist revival of ‘community’ has transformed it from an organic social practice into a marketable idea of connection. Listening
How Scotland’s Communities Can Support Migrants
As far-right hostility towards migrants grows across Scotland, local communities are responding by building networks of care, solidarity and resistance.
Through Scottish Eyes: How Black Immigrants Are Rewriting the Meaning of Home
Across Scotland, Black immigrants are reshaping what home and belonging mean in everyday life. Through six intimate conversations and her
Racism in Scotland’s Drag and Cabaret Scene: Global Majority Performers Speak Out
What happens when a space built for liberation becomes another site of oppression? Performers of colour in Scotland reflect on
Gossip Saves Lives: How migrant women in Scotland navigate healthcare through oral networks
Migrant women in Scotland often learn how to use healthcare services by talking to other women. This article looks at
“You’re taking us back to our childhood” How the Pearl Group Is Transforming Mental Health for Scotland’s South Asian Muslim Women Over 50
With grown-up children busy with their own lives and traditional family dynamics evolving, many Muslim women over 50 are experiencing