by Amy Rawlings | Jun 6, 2025 | Amy Rawlings, Healthcare
An anonymous source who works in women’s equality shared with Scarlet Threads how there are cracks in the system which is setting women back. Medical misogyny She said, “Women are going undiagnosed and living in pain because of the medical misogyny. We also know...
by Darlynn Nab | Jun 6, 2025 | Censorship, Darlynn Nab
This is Chloe Daniels’ censorship story. At 22, she’s a trainee engineer, one of the few women in a tech firm’s development team. Her mind overflows with sharp insights and innovative solutions. Yet, her voice, especially in meetings, has dimmed....
by Isobelle Castro | Jun 6, 2025 | Isobelle Castro, LGBTQ+, Women-Centric Politics
Explore the UK’s profound journey toward LGBTQ+ equality. This graphic explainer navigates centuries of legal oppression and societal challenges, revealing the pivotal moments, powerful movements, and resilient individuals who transformed laws and perceptions....
by Isobelle Castro | Jun 6, 2025 | Isobelle Castro, LGBTQ+, Women-Centric Politics
Donald Trump’s administration threatens California with heavy fines over transgender athlete. During a recent rally, President Donald Trump directly targeted AB Hernandez, a transgender teenage athlete, by disparaging her appearance and involvement in...
by Isobelle Castro | Jun 5, 2025 | Healthcare, Isobelle Castro
In this Draw My Life video, an anonymous woman shares her powerful journey living with PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). From years of being dismissed by doctors to enduring invisible symptoms that were constantly downplayed, her story highlights the ongoing struggle...
by Emily Shenton | Jun 4, 2025 | Emily Shenton, Everything In Between
Last year the ‘epidemic’ of violence against women and girls was classed as a national emergency. This is something which is reflected in the digital age of today where there is no shortage of violence against women plastered across our screens and the films we...
by Victoria Ho | Jun 4, 2025 | Everything In Between, Religion, Victoria Ho
In Buddhism, people are picking and choosing what parts of old religious scriptures to follow, which combines cultural prejudices and religious practices, and opinions from the patriarchy. This makes a Buddhist woman question her spiritual beliefs and her place within...
by Amy Rawlings | Jun 4, 2025 | Amy Rawlings, Healthcare
Eating disorders have existed for thousands of years and they don’t discriminate. According to Beat one of the UK’s leading eating disorder charities, approximately 1.25 million people in the UK have one, and 25% of this number are male. Despite this...
by Darlynn Nab | Jun 4, 2025 | Censorship, Darlynn Nab
The DfE claims that the present National Curriculum is “broad and balanced,” but critics argue that this dismisses its ongoing gender gaps, which quietly reinforce inequality in education settings. The curriculum’s blind spots Child writing:...
by Emily Shenton | Jun 3, 2025 | Climate change, Emily Shenton, Everything In Between
Greta Thunberg first appeared in the media in the late summer of 2018, aged 15 outside the Swedish parliament where she skipped school in her ‘school strike for climate’. A protest which soon turned into a weekly global movement. Since then she’s done talks at...
