Raising Women
Who Built Love?: From Dowries to Data, Marriage Licences to Matchmaking Apps
By Francisca Sinjae Midnight. A woman lies awake in a city that does not sleep. Her phone lights her face in blue. A dating app
Designing Homes with Trees: Why Nature Is No Longer an Obstacle
By Emmanuella Abraham In recent years architects have flipped the script on “building from scratch.” Instead of bulldozing trees, many are designing houses around existing
Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski and the Discipline of Genius
By Tilly Boateng There are scientists who build visibility, and there are scientists who build universes in silence. Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski belongs firmly in the
What Moving Between the UK and Nigeria Taught Me About Place, Privilege, and Perspective
By Tilly Boateng I recently shared two short reflections online: one about what I miss about living in the UK, and another about what I
Being a Provider Is More Than Paying the Bills
By Daniel Agusi Scroll through social media for five minutes and you’ll see it.“Men are providers.”“If you can’t provide, you’re not ready.”“Money is the bare
The Rise of the Over 40 Beauty Authority
By Yunik Treasure For decades, the beauty industry revolved around youth. Campaigns centred twenty something faces. Product development focused on prevention. Anti-ageing was framed as
