Pro-life feminism and gender parity in Guatemala
6 Mins read
Girls as young as ten are giving birth every day in Guatemala, but Margarita Alonzo, pro-life feminist and congress woman believes all unborn lives must be protected.
Joe Biden: The iron fist inside the velvet glove
6 Mins read
We look back at the legacy of Joe Biden during the Obama years and what we need to do to hold him to account during the next four.
Is Russia a dangerous place to tell the truth?
5 Mins read
We explore the political and journalistic climate in Russia through three murdered journalists and their stories of suppression, censorship and assassination
Brixton residents fight the Hondo tower
5 Mins read
How Brixton residents are fighting to maintain their home and community after Hondo Enterprises’ plans to build a 20-storey tower were approved.
Is Bill Gates the most vilified man in the world?
12 Mins read
Bill Gates has been scrutinised for years by conspiracy theorists. We explore why and how misinformation can be detrimental to improvements in global health.
Covid and the future of the creative industries
5 Mins read
The future of the arts and creative sector has been hit hard by the pandemic, Artefact looks into the effects it’s having on creative futures.
Why #ENDSARS aligns with #BlackLivesMatter
6 Mins read
#ENDSARS is a movement advocating for the end of police brutality in Nigeria, it has not garnered very much media attention despite aligning with the aims of #BlackLivesMatter.
Resisting the duopoly: US third party politics
9 Mins read
As the 2020 presidential election comes to an end, Artefact asks some young Americans why they are voting for third party candidates.
'A rapist in your way': The demand for justice
7 Mins read
Women of all over the world demand justice to the rhythm of the new Chilean feminist performance ‘un violador en tu camino’.
UK immigration policies are having had a dire impact on higher education; we examine how international students are being affected and what role universities play.