activism

Twelve influential women are being recognised by TIME magazine for using their voices to fight for a more equal world. 

Women have been key to the environmental movement. But through history, they have been silenced, sidelined, scorned, dismissed and belittled.

The history of protesting mums is rich and influential. It’s time we recognised this group as significantly active.

To mark the the eighth International Day of the Girl Child we’re highlighting activists who are fighting issues like climate change.

Human rights activist Malala Yousafzai and teenage climate activist, Greta Thunberg, met for the first time at the University of Oxford.

As a parent, guardian, or teacher, show young girls that their voices are heard, they can make change, and they can start making impacts as activists now.

While I was at the Climate Strike last week, surrounded by a sea of over 100,000 people, it struck me that there were teenage girls everywhere I looked.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Greta Thunberg are young, visible and powerful and they recently chatted over Skype about climate, activism and youth.

Margaret Jones devoted her life to social justice politics, especially advocating for women’s liberation, the union movement and LGBT rights.