“I wanted the novel to feel haunted by the prospect of hope, without it ever being secured”: an interview with Naomi Booth
Two feminist perspectives on the government’s new obesity strategy Guest Blogger·9 August 2020Katharine Palmer, a research assistant in Nutritional Psychology, and Millie Croal, a passionate fat positive writer, weigh in on the new Better Health campaign and find it wantingPolitics·0 Comments·0
Supporting women in comedy Guest Blogger·5 August 2020Gabby Tuzzeo interviews five comedians to find out their thoughts on women in comedy todayStage·0 Comments·0
Gender Recognition Act: shelved, again Guest Blogger·12 November 2019Sarah Tennent explains why Liz Truss is the wrong person to be entrusted with the review of the 2004 Gender Recognition ActPolitics·0 Comments·0
The Iris Prize 2019: “a place that says yes” Guest Blogger·6 October 2019Tabitha Jukes offers a preview of Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival which returns to Cardiff 8-13 OctoberFilm & TV·0 Comments·0
“I think I can now also join that bunch of fear-facing people who have a story to tell” Guest Blogger·18 July 2019Electronic musician Emika writes for The F-Word about motherhood and creativity LifeMusic·0 Comments·0
Fragmented, complicated and wondrous Guest Blogger·21 June 2019Kathleen Price considers what cabaret can mean for artists that feel ‘othered’Stage·0 Comments·0
Finding Sisterhood Guest Blogger·11 December 2018The founder of a new app for women writes about why she created itLife·0 Comments·0
Damned if you do and damned if you don’t: when will we believe women? Guest Blogger·9 December 2018Suzanne Roche’s recent accident has her thinking more about society’s disbelief of womenLife·0 Comments·0
I need a bra that fits me, not the male gaze Guest Blogger·31 October 2018Diana Harrison discusses how it feels to be a one-breasted woman set against a two-breasted standardLife·0 Comments·0
Christine Blasey Ford’s legacy to survivors Guest Blogger·25 October 2018Ford’s voice and testimony have given hope to survivors everywhere argues Willow VerkerkLifePolitics·0 Comments·0
Women’s voices at London Korean Film Festival 2018 Guest Blogger·24 October 2018The London Korean Film Festival 2018 team introduces this year’s focus on women directors, including the Women's Voices strandFilm & TV·0 Comments·0
A call to start talking about sexual orientation differently Guest Blogger·14 October 2018The terms heteroamorous, biamorous and homoamorous need to be more widely used argues Florence DraysonLife·0 Comments·0
The Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival is back! Guest Blogger·30 September 2018Lucy Smith invites everyone who can make it to Cardiff for the 12th edition of Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival, taking place from 9 to 14 October 2018 Film & TV·0 Comments·0
A visit to the male breast consultant Guest Blogger·23 September 2018Amelia Beavis-Harrison talks about her experiences of visiting a male breast consultant, and why his reaction to her nudity highlights systemic sexismLife·1 Comment·0
New Barbie, same sexism? Guest Blogger·18 September 2018Siobhan Ali considers the impact new, ‘inspiring’ ranges of Barbie dolls will realistically have on the women’s movement Life·1 Comment·0
Improving mental health care for women in prison Guest Blogger·14 September 2018Being a feminist mental health campaigner means leaving no woman to the fringes of the system, writes Jennifer Richards Life·0 Comments·0
What employers can do to keep mothers at work Guest Blogger·28 August 2018It's time employers put these measures in place to retain mothers after they've given birth, writes Katie Dickerson Life·0 Comments·0
We must give a voice to the victims of rape in war Guest Blogger·14 July 2018We must not forget the children born of rape during war nor the mothers who bore them, writes Lejla DamonPolitics·0 Comments·0
