How to use your agency for impactful climate action
Although modern life makes many of us feel powerless, we all have agency to act and stop the climate crisis.
Politics
Body odour is the scent of freedom
Disgust towards body odour has been linked to authoritarian intent. That makes sweating and smelling an act of resistance—especially for women.
What a fence in Berlin tells us about border politics
How a fence built to, allegedly, deal with crime and drug problems is connected to border politics and a long history of social exclusion.
Do future generations deserve rights?
People born in the future will bear the brunt of the climate crisis, raising questions of how much we should consider their interests in decision making processes.
Why a small indie game developer put Palestinian liberation before profit
A small indie game developer joined the No Games for Genocide campaign, even though it meant giving a significant chunk of money back to Microsoft.
How basic income benefited Irish artists
Ireland introduced a basic income scheme for artists. It had huge benefits for their art, their mental health, and the economy.
Not letting immigrants vote is holding back climate action
Extending the vote to immigrants could garner wider support for climate policies, as foreign nationals are more likely to vote left.