It’s a club night with a difference, where young people use the power of music and community to raise awareness and funds for a local group fighting against deportation. In this space, the power of dance, music and community converge to create an atmosphere that is energetic and empowering.
Artificial intelligence (AI) projects such as Woebot and Koko are trying to train AI chatbots to provide therapy. The creators of Woebot, founded in 2017 by psychologist Alison Darcy, are careful not to explicitly refer to it as a therapist, but as a “mental health ally”.
Current women’s World Champion, Baipat Siripaporn (Credit: World Women’s Snooker) 12-time women’s world champion, Reanne Evans, publically referred to the prize fund for the World […]
As a child, Simran Sharma*, who is now in her early twenties, was told by family members that if she touched a mobile phone it would break.
Florida Freedom to Read Project have been fighting against the book bans which target LGBTQ+ and racial diversity-themed literature.
A new generation of young Arab artists is emerging, who are experimenting with Arab sounds and Western genres.
Taylor Ray has suffered three ACL injuries in six years. With a month to go until the Women’s World Cup, she is now inspiring young girls to remain positive and resilient through their injuries.
In April, the Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID) conducted a poll which revealed that almost 60 per cent of the general public lack the confidence to communicate with a deaf person over fears of not knowing how to do so. A further 84 per cent said they did not know how to use British Sign Language (BSL) to speak with a deaf person.
Cosy gaming features welcoming pastel-tinted videos that offer lists of the best games to escape into when the world is just too much.
It’s a Saturday night. Simi and Janet are looking for somewhere with ‘good vibes’ to celebrate their friend’s birthday. They rock up at Flippers Roller Boogie Palace after pre-drinks and it fulfils all their requirements for a night out. All they need to do is to bring a pair of skates. Flippers hosted DJ Carl Cox earlier this week.
