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Last word: Voice
It can be harder to stand up for yourself than for everyone else
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How feminist urban design is shaping a fairer Glasgow
What happens when cities are built for some but not all? A feminist town-planning movement in Glasgow is challenging urban inequality and building a landscape where everyone can belong
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And it’s goodnight from him
Andy Haldane’s last hurrah for RSA Journal after almost four years as chief executive.
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Journeys through food, faith and culture
Writer and restaurant critic Jimi Famurewa looks through the lens of food, faith, and culture to explore what it means to be Black, African, and British today.
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Race, leadership and redefining success
Michelle Moore, one of the most influential women in UK sport, and leading anti-racism activist and author Nova Reid draw on their collective experiences, from the track to the boardroom, to show how we can all find our own ways to challenge the status quo – and succeed.
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How to write your own success story
How can the working world become a better place for underrepresented women? Award-winning coach Octavia Goredema shares strategies for overcoming career obstacles, claiming power, and achieving personal and professional success.
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Bird’s eye view
The importance of forging strong relationships between visible minority ethnic youth and nature
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You’re out of data
Tech poverty creates real barriers to daily life for many across the UK
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Under the influence
Does the online world really offer young women and girls more power than ever before?
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In conversation with Sarah Brown
"We cannot sit back and accept that 260 million children don’t get to go to school". Read Sarah Brown’s interview, Chair of Theirworld and Executive Chair of the Global Business Coalition for Education, Rachel O’Brien, on how access to education is vital.
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