A new three-part podcast about COVID-19 vaccines asks how our response to the pandemic could be more equitable. This first episode of A Shot In The Dark investigates the global inequities in rolling out vaccines in a pandemic context. Belinda Rawson, from The University of Warwick, asks Dr Katrina Perehudoff, a health scientist and legal scholar with… Read more »
Are human rights really for everyone? The Covid-19 pandemic has raised questions about how we prioritise healthcare and why we accept gross inequalities. This podcast episode asks how we can address inequalities in our communities and around the world.
Young people’s views on the response to Covid have often gone unheard. In this podcast episode, a recent university graduate interviews three other young people, asking why concerns about their education, their health, and the vaccines have gone ignored.
A collection of interviews, research and reporting on the continued marginalisation of Black people
Environment podcasts are opening new windows onto the climate crisis, highlighting overlooked voices and sparking daring conversations. This collection, spanning in-depth interviews, journalistic investigations and teachings from Indigenous communities, features voices from around the world, each with a different strategy for telling the story of climate change.
Visiting a riverbank in Malaysia, our writer observes her relatives – their food, landscape, language and interactions – and questions her own identity as Chinese-Malaysian and British.
