What it means to be a dangerous woman – with Dangerous Women contributor Bidisha
Dangerous Women contributor Bidisha speaks about the need for women to embrace being dangerous.
Illuminating reads for Pride Month 2022
Here are some incredible reads compiled by you the LGBTQIA reader on the best books for Pride 2022.
Best books to celebrate World Environment Day
Here are some top books to read on World Environment Day, which celebrates the theme ‘Only One Earth’, highlighting the need for sustainability on a personal and societal level.
Best reads for your kids on International Children’s Day
Find the best mental health books for your children on International Children’s Day!
Why accurate history is important – with These Bodies of Water author Sabrina Mahfouz
Selective amnesia has allowed deep misunderstandings about nations to become embedded in the public imagination. These Bodies of Water author Sabrina Mahfouz talks about why it is important to learn accurate versions of history in her new book.
What to read on World Hunger Day
It has been estimated that almost 800 million people in the world don’t have enough food to eat. In 2011, The Hunger Project started an initiative known as World Hunger Day. Celebrating sustainable solutions to hunger and poverty is the aim of this day. Check out some of these great books.
Top books for World Meditation Day
World Meditation Day happens every year on May 21. It is simply a reminder that if you’re looking for less stress and more calm, meditation is an option.
Why we need to be politically responsible – with Fear of Black Consciousness author Professor Lewis R. Gordon
In democratic societies, we are governed by consent. Hence, it is our job to become responsible citizens before voting or electing those in office (or placed to appointments), to represent our interests and create a better world for all of humanity. So how do we become politically responsible?
Books for Mental Health Awareness Week
Mental health books can be a fantastic resource and entry way into understanding psychology and the way the brain impacts mood, behaviour, and thoughts. Picking up a book can be helpful no matter what your situation — whether you are working through your own mental health journey, brushing up on your self-care, or generally interested […]
How to be appreciative of your body – with Sort Your Brain Out co-author Dr Jack Lewis
The human body is everything that makes up, well, you. It is your home. Caring for your body makes sense. After all, you only get one body in this life, and you want it to last as long as possible. So many complex systems work together to keep us feeling vibrant and strong, and it all happens beneath the surface. So why is it important to learn about your body?