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The fashion industry produces 10% of all carbon emissions worldwide according to the World Economic Forum and is the second-largest water consumer. And with the Covid-19 restrictions eased in Netherlands and stores opening again this article comes to warn the readers about the human rights implications of financially supporting some of clothes companies.
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Activism and the Leverage of Sustainable Perspectives in Media and Culture In March, Netflix published the runner-up to 2014’s award-winning
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Finding one’s dream job can be tough and unfortunately, it is not as easy as you have probably imagined it
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The death of George Floyd in 2020 sparked anti-racism protests around the world, including in Groningen. But the Netherlands has barely progressed in its discussions on racism, especially when it comes to it’s history with slavery.
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The coup d’état in Myanmar and the mass protests following it have been in the news on and off for the past months, with the headlines becoming increasingly gruelling. What are the people protesting and what are their chances of success?
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This March, for the 43rd time, we are celebrating Women’s History Month. Still primarily an event in the English-speaking world,
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