Tag: that’s what she said
Reinventing the classics: a review of Jane Eyre at the Bristol Old Vic
A talk from Nawal el Saadawi
Different Stokes, Not by Blokes
Having bipolar and being a strong woman is like speaking two different languages
A Feminist Take on Spirited Away and Howl’s Moving Castle
Forgotten women: print edition
Women in politics
How should I respond when I see sexual assault in public?
NI abortion laws: A human rights issue
‘I Call Myself A Feminist’
INTRODUCING: Billie Gavurin
My Words
INTRODUCING: Kate Dickinson
INTRODUCING: MIRIAM COCKER
Carol: A Revolution for Women in Cinema?
INTRODUCING: April Bates
Reclaim the Night
Survivors of Sexual Violence: Let’s Talk
Apple Music: That’s what he said!?
INTRODUCING: LEYLA REYNOLDS
Forgotten women: Gerda Taro
Mae Jemison: The First Woman of Colour in Space
Crime’s invisible victims
A bloody nightmare: periods in prison
Border control: sexism in our passports
LGBT+ Behind Bars: Vulnerable and Victimised
Prison walls aren’t built to scale
We are not a side-note, we are not an option module: we are the canon
‘We are not a special interest party! We are half the population!’
Forgotten Women: The Life and Death of Roberta Cowell
Labour Women in Politics Talk
Suffragette: when war became women’s only option
An Open Letter to George Lawlor