“Feed Bellies Not Bins”: The Real Junk Food Project Brighton
It is without a doubt that the coronavirus emergency has had a profound effect on our day-to-day lives. But, for The Real Junk Food Project Brighton it was not going…
Let’s make #PlasticFreePints the future of takeaway drinks
By Charlotte Brill It has been around three months since the COVID-19 lockdown begun in March and as restrictions gradually ease, pubs across the UK have begun selling takeaway pints…
COVID 19 in Africa
Pentecostalism, prayer and conspiracy: how the pandemic has hit the continent.
We are going on a Bear Hunt…
Scavenger hunts are the exercise-a-day of choice for those following this community craze
Zambian Orphaned Elephant Makes History
By Charlotte Brill At the end of last year, not-so-little Chamilandu became the first Zambian orphaned elephant to deliver a wild-born baby. This is a truly remarkable feat in Zambian…
Escaping North Korea
Travel and Culture writer Charlotte Brill shines a light on the dark stories of defectors who flee North Korea. Unimaginable. This is one of the few words that can sum…
Ummph! The brew-TEA-ful BOH Plantations
By Charlotte Brill Tea is one of the most universally enjoyed beverages, bringing friends, family and cultures together across the globe. There’s little better than a cup of brew to…
FDHs: Hong Kong’s most vulnerable demographic?
An account of the lives of foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong Every Sunday, Hong Kong’s central district is transformed by the Foreign Domestic Helpers (FDHs), most of whom are…
The profound experience of community outreach
This special girl, living in rural Zambia amidst wild animals and infested waters, has had a particularly difficult life. Like many children in Zambia, Joy is an orphan; when she…