A day in the life of a Carer
8 Mins read
We spend a day with a care worker at a residential home for elderly people.
A Ghanaian celebration of life after death
5 Mins read
The vibrant celebrations of the Ashanti people in Ghana does not stop after death – funerals are huge social events too.
How sleep deprivation, obsessive routines, and plastic surgery can all be found in the dark side of body dysmorphia.
We talk to developers and publishers about the rise in physical releases of indie games, and risks companies face to deliver them to consumers.
The reality of living with acne
11 Mins read
Everybody should be confident in the skin they’re in. 95% of acne sufferers say the condition impacts their daily lives and 63% experience lower self-confidence. Let’s redefine beauty.
Period poverty: The monthly 'burden'
4 Mins read
Artefact meets the campaigners helping women affected by period poverty, and asks if change is upon us.
Chaplin mercurial at the Palladium
4 Mins read
Tom Chaplin performs Queen at the London Palladium for BBC Radio 2’s programme Friday Night is Music Night.
Risking arrest to combat climate change
3 Mins read
Artefact explores climate change and talks to one of the activists risking arrest to raise awareness of the issue in London.
Self-portraits and the pursuit of immortality
7 Mins read
How far are we willing to go for immortality and how can we make sure that we are remembered truthfully?
Safer London: Empowering women
4 Mins read
We meet the team behind the Empower programme which helps young women exploited by gangs.