12 October 2020 Black History Month 2020: Resisting oppression, structural barriers and attainment gaps In conversation with Professor Anne Pollock and Dr Eka Ikpe of the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy for Black History Month 2020 Society
7 October 2020 Mental health and Covid-19: understanding change through shifting lenses Ahead of World Mental Health Day 2020, Dörte Bemme reflects on this year’s theme “Mental Health for All: Greater Investment, Greater Access” Health Society
17 September 2020 Good news stories from Vietnam's second wave – involving dragon fruit burgers and mask ATMs Vietnam was a clear success story of the COVID-19 pandemic by May, recording very low infection rates and being widely praised for locking down early… International Health International
17 September 2020 Aggressors at Home and within the State: Sexual and Reproductive Rights Violations of Women and Girls during the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru In Peru, the bodies of women, girls and adolescents have long been sites of sexual violence and patriarchal control. International
17 September 2020 The 'Pañuelo Verde' Across Latin America: a Symbol of Transnational and Local Feminist (Re)volution The pañuelo verde (green scarf) has become the defining symbol of contemporary Latin American feminism. International Society
5 August 2020 Coronavirus is pushing people into poverty – but temporary basic income can stop this Unconditional emergency assistance is an urgent, fair and feasible way of stopping people falling into poverty or further impoverishment as a result… International Society International Research
5 August 2020 How TikTok got caught in the crosshairs of US-China politics Donald Trump’s threat to ban TikTok is only the latest in a series of clashes between the US and China. International Society Research
15 July 2020 Beyond Remittances: COVID-19, the African diaspora and homelands COVID-19 continues to redefine everyday life across the world, including continental Africa. Adeoti Dipeolu looks at how it is affecting the flow of… Health International Technology & Science
7 July 2020 Indian Himalayas: Postcard from the field Living in the city of Shimla when its COVID-19 lockdown began, Nick Surawy Stepney, King’s Global Health & Social Medicine PhD candidate, provides a… Health International Student Research International
16 June 2020 Global poverty: coronavirus could drive it up for the first time since the 1990s New research shows the economic impact of COVID-19 could shift global poverty towards middle-income countries and South and East Asia. International Society Research