WATCH: Sutton hosts White Ribbon Day walk in support of ending violence against women
White Ribbon Day, on 25 November, is a global campaign to end violence against women and girls, starting with men. It
WATCH: Pole dancers defy stereotypes to find empowerment
While pole dancing once held negative connotations, many pole dance groups are reclaiming the sport and dancing as a form
“Succession on steroids”: One of the Boys review
Tim Edge’s second play addresses important themes of corporate sexism and toxic masculinity in the workplace in an intense, dramatic
New play about corporate sexism opens at the Playground Theatre
A new play about corporate sexism is running at the Playground Theatre in west London throughout October. Located near Shepherd’s
Can Shida Bazyar’s Sisters in Arms help navigate Germany’s far-right problem?
The German-Iranian author unpacked the themes of her latest book, Sisters in Arms, in a literary discussion at Germany’s cultural
‘She Said’: Inspirational or glamourising burnout culture?
She Said: Inspirational or glamourising burnout culture?
The misdiagnosis gap in women’s healthcare
The misdiagnosis gap in women’s healthcare
Sexism evident in commissioning of London’s public monuments
Despite a nationwide push for greater diversity in the public art sphere, London’s public monuments continue to be dominated by
South west London ‘safe space’ initiative seeks to protect women from violence with help from local businesses
The MP for Tooting has rolled out a plan for businesses in South West London to become ‘safe spaces’ for women and girls who feel threatened or unsafe.
Could The Queen’s Gambit put an end to male dominance in chess?
A female chess grandmaster and the founder of a chess cafe are harnessing the popularity of a hit TV series
‘A theatrical firework’: Queens of Sheba hits Kingston’s Rose Theatre
The award-winning Queens of Sheba will be playing at the Rose Theatre in Kingston from Thursday 19 – Saturday 21