#WokeWashing: The problem with fashion and activism
If a brand aligns to a social cause, it cannot just be for show, writes Anny Ma in this frank op-ed.
These women found their power and are using it to help others
How 16 women are telling their stories of domestic violence to highlight the systemic societal issues that allow abuse in its many variants.
Sonya Renee Taylor on cancel culture and leaving Instagram
The NYT bestselling author sits with Jess Molina for a thought-provoking discussion ahead of her appearance at the Auckland Writers Festival
What’s the role of the red carpet in a post-pandemic world?
Capitalist construct or golden opportunity? Ahead of the Oscars, Rebecca on why she still cares about the business of the red carpet.
It’s okay to be an imperfect environmentalist
Earth-care is self-care: Jessica shares some simple mantras and reminders to stop pressuring yourself to live a flawlessly sustainable life.
“Despite the distance, I felt the heaviness, grief and fear reverberate.”
The founder of Migrant Zine Collective speaks on the silencing of and violence against Asian women survivors in our local communities.
Let's talk honestly about being fat in Aotearoa
Grassroots arts festival FATFEB is looking to destigmatise the fat experience, in life, pop culture, and fashion.
What makes an activist?
Performative or genuine? A range of folk, including Sue Bradford and Lulu Tekeste, share their unique perspectives on the word 'activist'.
The future is bright for the formidable Shaneel Lal
A young leader and vocal advocate for indigenous folk and LGBTQ+ communities, Shaneel Lal is using their platform to educate - and agitate.
