The collective resilience of women resisting threats to their communities is documented in “Rooted in Resilience”, an eloquent collection of images from Brazil, Nigeria, Cambodia and Nepal. The women share insights on their work and struggles. The exhibition runs from 9 to 12 October in London.
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Mass eviction of farm workers in southern Spain
Migrant farm workers who produce food in a key supplying region for UK and European supermarkets, have been evicted from an informal settlement in Almería, Spain. Ethical Consumer* Ethical Consumer has been campaigning for supermarkets to take responsibility for workers’ rights in their Spanish supply chains since 2019. […]
‘Freeganism’: Rescuing food from the trash, feeding thousands
Every day, and all over the world, tonnes of food are wasted by millions of homes, industries and companies. And it’s not always because the food is past its sell-by date or in some way unfit for human consumption; it’s thrown into the bin simply because it’s “not needed”. (The […]
The other struggle within the working-class: that of women
There are few people alive who have spent a lifetime as politically involved as she has. She is 91 years old, the founder of Wages for Housework Campaign, and has fought to end institutional racism and gender inequality. Her life is the epitome of a constant struggle for a new […]
Journey to the heart of the hijab, its meaning and impact
The use of hijab in European countries has provoked much discussion over the reasons for and relevance of this controversial garment. However, analysis of a phenomenon like the hijab should not be taken lightly.
















