A Photo Essay: Our Shared Love of Food in Bengal
Food is everybody's language - photos and reflections on food and knowledge from Bengal, Dasghara Village.
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21 POC Written Works All About Food to Inspire You in 2021
From protest recipes to nostalgia zines, we’ve compiled a mix of 21 food books written by POC.
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The Just Cause for Decolonising the Curriculum
Decolonising education is about looking at what has been left out of history as much as it is about filling those gaps to radically change the ways in which we learn.
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A Story of Hope: Overcoming Digital Exclusion Together
Spark & Co. set up a community zine making session with artist Luci Pina and members of the Manchester community.
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Five Tools to Empower You: Race and Your Legal Rights
Race may be a social construct, as Nikhwat Marawat explains in one of his previous posts, but the effects of it are very real.
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Unpacking Race as a Social Construct
My experience is not unique. If you are a person of colour in the UK you have likely experienced some form of racism in your life.
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Is It My Responsibility to Carry the Burden?
There are two sides of this argument regarding whether it is the responsibility of the minority to carry through initiatives that create more diverse and inclusive institutions.
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DIY Spirit – What It Means to Be Young, Black and Doing-It-Yourself
Zines have a rich history in giving a voice to those who aren’t represented in mainstream media, and traditionally anti-authority.
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Keeping Connected in Lockdown as an LGBTQIA+ Person
A survey of over 2,000 LGBTQIA+ people found that almost all indicators of mental distress increased dramatically during the first lockdown.
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Inequalities Experienced by Black People in Mental Health Care
Julie Baah, a Psychologist at the NHS, explores inequalities in mental health care in regards to the barriers for Black people.
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