TALKS with Maud: Normalise women working as producers
Behind the pseudonym ‘Maud’ stands songwriter, singer and producer Kristine Hoff who grew up in a relatively isolated part of Northern Norway and studied electronic
Confessions of a ‘pick me’: The dangers of being a man’s woman
If you had been on social media in 2020 there’s no doubt you probably saw the term ‘pick me’ circulating the social stratosphere. If you
Female vulnerability: “It’s okay not to be okay…”
‘Female vulnerability’. That’s the term that I subconsciously labelled as a negative term. A direct contradiction to what a boss lady should entail. Until I
Childbirth Choices Matter: The pandemic’s impact on birthing rights, home births and independent midwives
Recently it has hit the headlines that the pandemic is to blame for the lack of midwife support. A new BBC article states, “I understand
The ‘ordinary’ can be considered ‘extraordinary’: Everyday women are killing it
Remember those questions back in elementary school? “Who is your biggest role model?“ “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Those questions
Giving girls a chance: Educating the Children’s Christmas campaign
Aren’t women great?! This year has been a tough one for all and we have seen some amazing women doing some amazing things, including UK
The lost generation: How the pandemic is affecting girls’ education
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many things; the economy, mental wellbeing, peoples’ livelihoods and obviously people’s health. However, one thing I have not heard discussed
To reuse or dispose? Disbanding toxic thoughts about menstrual blood and reusable period products
Since the days of ancient civilisations, attitudes towards menstrual blood have been anything less than favourable. In ancient Greece, writers considered menstrual blood as something