Access is Care: Digital Accessibility as a Feminist Issue
Author’s Note: Language around disability is contested. This essay uses both identity-first language (“disabled people”, “disabled women”), commonly […]
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Leisure as Resistance: Why Rest and Play are Feminist Acts
When we talk about leisure, we may imagine weekend brunches, vacations with friends and family, an afternoon nap, […]
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Gender, Power, and Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence in Jamaica
Digital spaces now shape how people communicate, form relationships, and participate in public life in Jamaica. At the […]
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They Were Never Just Cutting Funding. They Were Limiting Power
When I asked Moureen Kaputo, founder of the Women and Children Health Organisation in South Sudan, about the […]
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From Defunding to Redesign: Why Feminist Approaches to Cooperation Matter Now
I first understood what defunding actually meant while interviewing for my internship. It kept coming up, quite bluntly: […]
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When the Network Becomes the Weapon: Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence in Kenya
Kenya sits at an extraordinary crossroads. It is one of Africa’s most digitally connected nations — a […]
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