Whilst working at Amakhala I have become increasingly aware of the effects that climate change is having on our planet and the importance of conservation at such a time. Waterholes and rivers are drier than ever making it more difficult to preserve species …
Read MoreA mushroom and halloumi salad is a wholesome yet quick and simple recipe to prepare. If you’re massively into halloumi like we are you will definitely appreciate this delicious meal…
Read MoreQueenie Jenkins is a 25-year-old Jamaican-British woman living in London. The story follows Queenie after a break-up with her long-term white boyfriend, Tom, and she really suffers in the fallout of it. But although the novel is framed by this breakup, it is not a love story, nor a tale of heartbreak…
Read MoreCalum Hall is an art entrepreneur and the founder of Creative Debuts, which is a platform to celebrate the brightest emerging artists and designers. Born out of a frustration with the art world, Creative Debuts aims to make art more accessible…
Read MoreThere are so many expectations and limits and restrictions placed on women, on our bodies, on how we spend our time. Despite this, being fit and healthy is one of the most common resolutions and aims that we aspire to. If you’re needing some inspiration of what to do…
Read MoreThe Stepford Wives is a phrase that is so well known that many people may not even realise that it originates from a novel. This satirical thriller is exceptionally short – most people could probably get through it in a day – but the layers of meaning, still relevant today, are what sticks with you. Regardless of the fact that The Stepford Wives was published in 1972…
Read MoreThe spring edition of the Affordable Art Fair lands in Battersea Park this weekend. The fair will feature contemporary artworks priced between £50-£6000 from 100s of galleries from all over the globe. Expect to find a plethora of workshops…
Read MoreOlivia Moore launched her London-based, print-focused womenswear brand, Olivia Moore London, in her mid-20’s. She worked as a loyal intern at various fashion houses before earning a masters at the Royal College of Art…
Read MoreInternational Women’s Day 2020 took place on Sunday 8th March and there was a lot happening online and in real life to celebrate the day. The theme this year is ‘I am Generation Equality: Realising Women’s Rights’ and is aligned with UN Women’s new multigenerational campaign, Generation Equality…
Read MoreCoronavirus is certainly putting a damper on things right now, however, there are still plenty of things to do in London this weekend, and we have you covered! From art fairs, yoga sessions, new restaurant openings to St Patricks Day fun…
Read MoreThere has been a lot of controversy surrounding Hollywood and the film industry over the treatment and lack of inclusion of women this year. With the Oscars being most heavily criticised for the lack of female nominees in the Best Director category…
Read MoreA London Assembly Environment Committee report found that sanitary towels are made up of 90% plastic. Plastic is incorporated into essentially every single part of a tampon: the external wrapping, the applicator, and even the absorbent part of the tampon itself and the string…
Read MoreWomen have long been under-represented in the art world. In 2020 with what appears to be the glass ceiling breaking, we are seeing more exhibitions by women. To mark international women’s day and to commemorate the #5WomenArtists campaign we are sharing…
Read MoreRenowned for its Michelin Star restaurants, legendary chefs, champagne and wines, Paris is a haven for any food lover. It is also the perfect place for those that cherish ambience and atmosphere in a restaurant as equally as the food…
Read MoreKwaku Awuku-Asabre is a criminal barrister and filmmaker. He recently made his first short film, ‘We do what we can’. The film focuses on his parents story and their journey through life as newlywed immigrants, with a newborn child…
Read MoreIn light of International Women’s Day and the announcement of the Women’s Prize Longlist for 2020 we wanted to talk about our favourite feminist books to read. Literature can be inspiring, motivating and powerful and feminism is a commonly discussed theme. Some notable feminist novels are…
Read MoreJane Eyre was originally published in 1847. Although it was written by Charlotte Brontë it was published under the pseudonym Currer Bell – and after reading, it is worth questioning whether the novel would have been regarded so highly if people were aware it was written by a woman, not a man. The novel provides a critique of society at…
Read MoreBy now we are all familiar with the term 'coronavirus'. The virus currently infecting people around the world is COVID-19. COVID-19 is a member of the coronavirus family, which has never been detected until now…
Read MoreWatch our lookahead for what to expect when FLO London Meets…Series 3 returns. Exciting interviews ahead…
Read MoreThe London art scene is inundated with fantastic exhibitions, with London’s museums and galleries presenting exhibitions from some of the biggest names in art and equally impressive exhibitions from up-coming artists…
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