At just 20 years old, a visionaire of a woman is making a name for herself in fashion as she brings together her love for knitting and her bold heritage.
Marie Touray
Hi my name is Marie. I joined Heritage magazine because there’s so much to talk about regarding culture. It’s such a safe space to learn and connect with other women with the same passion for understanding different walks of life.
The woman who challenged female genital mutilation
For one noble advocate, several years of her life have been dedicated to liberating women from the toxic tradition of female gential mutilation.
How one Moroccan advocate sparked change across London
One determined, inspiring woman, has been a beacon of light for restoring hope and connection in the community of Moroccan women, her name is Souad Talsi.
The designer handcrafting dolls that represent black culture
In a space that often doesn’t make space for dolls that reflect diversity and wider cultures, a particular woman has been one of the few pioneers shifting this.
The Eid event where empowerment and tradition meet
Saima Khan is the founder of the Chaand Raat Eid celebrations which not only celebrates Eid but empowers women, from Bolton.
The third space dedicated to Southeast Asian women
Vishakha is the pioneer of SEAS, a space which has provided a sanctuary for sisterhood amongst SouthEast Asian women.
Locs and legacy: The cultural significance of locs
Locs have always been a prominent feature when it comes to aesthetics within many Caribbean cultures. “In the Caribbean, hair is more than just a physical attribute…
Steelbands, culture and Notting Hill carnival
At the heart of the Caribbean carnival scene, a revolutionary steel band leader has spent years championing the vibrant rhythms and rich traditions of Caribbean heritage. Her name is Debi Gardner.
Culture and canvases: Natasha Kumar, the British Indian artist
Natasha Kumar, a British Indian artist from London has been a major player in the field of culturally inspired art for over three decades.
Adoption across cultures: The world of transracial adoption
The concept of transracial adoption particularly for women of colour is a hugely complex area where culture, self image and identity all coincide.