The multi-talented creative discusses the importance of recognising Jamaican culture, her role as Assistant Director in BAFTA winning How to Be a Person and her recent exhibition with Wha Gwan.
Artefact reports on violence against women of colour and how it makes them question their worth in society.
Could the glimmer of hope for Facebook lie within groups created to share hair product recommendations? For me, it might.
From blow drying and using excessive heat, to keratin treatments, and even trying permanent techniques which damage the roots and leads to the hair growing back horribly damaged.
Artefact meets Muslim Sisterhood, a London-based collective who are hoping to change the way young Muslim women are represented.
A look at what it is like to grow up being the minority without proper representation.
Artefact explores whether last year’s Christmas ads are proof that advertising is finally reflecting modern Britain.
We examine the new initiatives that might be the answer for a more diverse future in the publishing industry.
A new film examines the plight of being a refugee, and how finding a new life can be carved out of struggle, patience and pain.
UAL students are to decide if they want a student council like other London-based universities.
