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Introducing the Power of Synthetic Memories to our Lives
It is in our human nature to forget details of the past, especially as we grow older; memories from our childhood become less vivid. Many...
Layecha Fidahoussen
Jul 295 min read


Forced Motherhood: The Cost of Abortion Bans
In my opinion, pregnancy and motherhood can be a profound and beautiful experience. The ability to nurture and bring a new life into the...
Samrina K Sangha
Jun 305 min read


How ‘down bad’ can you be when dating?
If you feel like dating is a Sisyphean task, you’re not alone. As a neurodivergent woman, I’m probably (definitely) considered an...
Chloe Johnson
Jun 254 min read


The Dangerous Allure of #SkinnyTok: Why we need to talk about it
Looking forward to a sweet treat or getting excited for lunch is something I’m sure many can relate to. But with the new #SkinnyTok trend sweeping across TikTok, this normal hunger and interest in food is now being shamed. Creators, and the algorithm, are now pushing toxic mantras like “If your stomach is growling, pretend it's applauding you” and “You don’t need a treat, you’re not a dog”.
Maddy Kirkpatrick
May 155 min read


How women in Indian Kashmir confront mental health crisis and stigma
In the snow-covered villages of Indian-controlled Kashmir, women have silently shouldered the burden of mental illness for years, their pain hidden beneath the rigid customs and traditions that have shaped their lives.
Mental illness in Kashmir has often been misdiagnosed, with symptoms frequently attributed to other health issues, mainly gastrointestinal or cardiovascular problems. Many people in the Himalayan valley, “known as paradise on earth,” also believe that anxi
Irfan Amin Malik
May 26 min read


The Growth of Hyper-individualism in Western Society
A rather shocking discourse which has been appearing on my social media feed recently is, “Would you pick your friend up from the...
Sara Soltanpour
Apr 224 min read


Ensuring Real Choice in End-of-Life Care
Why Should Improvements in Palliative and Social Care Be an Integral Part of the Assisted Dying Legislation in the UK? Trigger warning:...
Francesca Mancino
Apr 85 min read


Adolescence: the Trojan horse to end violence against women?
Last weekend, I decided to watch Netflix’s new drama Adolescence. I had been apprehensive to watch it, assuming it would be another...
Sorcha Alford
Apr 75 min read


Two Perspectives on One War
Perspective I: The Distance of Fear On October 7, 2023, I was in New York. Autumn was settling into the city with a kind of effortless...
Ruwan Teodros
Apr 24 min read
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