WritersMosaic presents What We Leave We Carry, bringing moving oral histories of migration to Southbank Centre
Clementine E. Burnley, Colin Grant, Suzanne Harrington, Maria Jastrzębska, Akolá Tambó, Amanda Vilanova
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A vending machine full of art by Bristol & South West artists
Supamatic, a refurbished vending machine filled with art, products and unexpected curiosities created by Bristol artists, makers and creatives, is launching at Watershed.
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Can there be freedom under racial capitalism? Duke historian challenges the meaning of emancipation in new book
In The Lowest Freedom, Justin Leroy revisits nineteenth-century Black thinkers to reveal how their critiques of racial capitalism continue to illuminate the relationship between freedom, wealth, and inequality today
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WritersMosaic pays tribute to revolutionary publishers of the global majority in Britain, Margaret Busby and the Huntleys
Margaret Busby, Colin Grant, Alexander D Great, Beverley Mason, Lemara Lindsay Prince, Lemn Sissay
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Preventing Child Sexual Abuse at Scale: What Does It Take?
The latest episode of The Sexual Violence Research Podcast from the SVRI is out now.
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WritersMosaic champion true life stories of migration and global majority-led storytelling at Bradford Lit Fest
WritersMosaic will host two new events at the literature festival, bringing together underrepresented literary voices for timely conversations – covering migration to the UK, and the power of storytelling
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In WritersMosaic’s latest publication, writers evoke their pasts in emotive essays, exploring the elusive nature of remembering
WritersMosaic has unveiled the fifth edition of its print publication WritersMosaic Quarterly.
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More than 60% of young men follow masculinity influencers online. A new global collective unveils nine creative content ideas set to change the conversation
The Young Men and Media Collective, a new initiative from Movember and Equimundo: Center for Masculinities & Social Justice, launches its first international cohort to test what works to challenge harmful online narratives and expand ideas of what it means to ‘be a man’
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What We Leave We Carry: Voices of Migration to Britain
Fascinating conversations about migration to Britain, giving voice to communities who have collectively shaped, complicated and enriched our culture with the support of the Royal Literary Fund
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Award-winning artist Kay Rufai premiers new photography exhibition showing smiling faces of young Black boys from Rio’s largest favela, interrupting harmful narratives of Black boyhood through visual art
S.M.I.L.E-ing Boys in Maré, from Kay Rufai, premiers at the inaugural Boys & Men Festival in Rio de Janeiro, a one-day free public celebration dedicated to advancing gender equality as part of first MenCare Changemaker Summit
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World class speakers and performers take centre stage at Boys & Men Festival in Rio de Janeiro, advancing gender equality in day of free public celebration as part of inaugural MenCare Changemaker Summit
Boys & Men Festival is a one-day free public event featuring a vibrant programme of conversation, art, performance and live music to explore themes around masculinity, care and solutions to the global gender-based violence epidemic. The festival is part of the inaugural MenCare Changemaker Summit 2026 – a four-day global convening to advance caring manhood and gender equality in Rio de Janeiro
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WritersMosaic returns to HAY Festival 2026, presenting writers, artists, and poets on migration stories, and Iranian women’s resistance
WritersMosaic will host two new events at the literature and arts festival, bringing together underrepresented literary voices for timely conversations – covering migration to Britain, and Iranian women’s fight for freedom – featuring poetry, film, and photography
