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The Cornell 7: Shocking, Disturbing, Yet All Too Familiar
As a mental health research assistant, writer and editor for Inspire the Mind, this is not the first time I have written about sexual violence, and I fear it will not be the last. Sexual violence is not new, nor is the outrage that follows it. For decades, women have shared their stories, challenged harmful attitudes and demanded greater accountability. Yet, despite these efforts, allegations of sexual violence continue to emerge, each a painful reminder of how much remains u
Camila Ribeiro
6 days ago5 min read


Is the Media's Advocacy for Women's Freedom Just an Illusion?
Trigger warning: This article contains discussions on sexual assault and violence, and some readers may find it distressing. Doctor...

Huda Azaam
Feb 20, 20256 min read


Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty and a History of Hate Speech
Trigger Warning: This blog discusses sexual assault, hate speech, and fatphobia which some readers may find distressing. Our selective...

Sorcha Alford
May 12, 20235 min read


The Future is Feminist: tackling gender inequalities in psychiatric medicine and practice
Special note from the editors: This is the fourth blog of our new series, The future of mental health as seen by the future leaders in mental health, written by the 2020 ‘Psych Stars.’ Selected by The Royal College of Psychiatrists, Psych Star ambassadors are a group of final year medical students awarded for their particular interest and commitment to psychiatry. During the year-long scheme as Psych Stars, students are nurtured in their interest in psychiatry through the ass

Rebecca Murphy Lonergan
Sep 4, 20207 min read
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