Auroville: An experimental society
6 Mins read
Artefact meets a former resident of Auroville, and we examine the history and workings of the experimental town in Southern India.
PathwaytoMed: Fair access to medical degrees
4 Mins read
Pathway to Med founder Azita Ahmadi tells us why it’s important for state school students to be represented in medical courses.
From ration to rampage
4 Mins read
An insight on the rise of the panic buying phenomenon after Brexit and the change in how society has responded to food shortages from the days of rationing to now.
Dying well: Meet the psychedelic death doula
10 Mins read
We meet the doula who wants to use psychedelics to help people prepare for death
A silent minority no more
8 Mins read
Anti-Asian attacks over the past year have led third-generation Asian communities in both the US and the UK to call out for action, and dispel the myth of a model minority.
How those behind the scenes have been forgotten
5 Mins read
The government’s response to the pandemic has left the live events industry hanging by a thread, and those who work in it face a void of uncertainty.
Not so silent sufferers: Children in lockdown
6 Mins read
“Police patrolling playgrounds is not a sight I ever thought I’d see. But here we are … children are being asked to play separately or go home.”
Martina Martian: Lucky to capture it all
6 Mins read
The photographer and multidisciplinary designer shares her “wonderful career” as a creative and her personal tips and tricks.
Amid the pandemic, refugees and asylum seekers continue to seek their rights, but at what cost and for how much longer?
I divorced my parents
7 Mins read
Divorces are never easy, especially when you’re a child and you feel are being driven to having to divorce your parent.