Screen Shot Magazine invited me to be part of their podcast centred around protest. Presented by Dayo James 'Out For A Revolution' looks at how the Internet shaped protests and activism today as well as the importance of maintaining offline activity. Link.
It's International Stop Street Harassment week, which highlights how catcalls, sexist or sexual comments, homophobic and transphobic slurs, flashing, groping, stalking, and assault occurs in public spaces. Street harassment is a global problem that needs to be highlighted, challenged and addressed. I worked with the founder of the International Anti-Street Harassment Week Holly Kearl and wrote this piece for Fiona Patten to present to Parliament. #EndSH The piece was also featured in the Huffington Post.
My wonderful friend Matt Kulesza pioneered the '1000+ Coffees' concept in 2014. His initial plan was to have a one-on-one coffee with every single one of his 1000+ Facebook "friends" and over the last three years his posts have reached and resonated with people across the world. The project has taken him to North America, South-East Asia, across Australia, China, Japan and North Korea, with every coffee becoming a catalyst for reflection and connection. I was lucky enough to be featured as the second last entry, as Matt plans to venture onto an exciting podcast that details his experiences as a North Korean tour guide. Matt is my best friend and this post is a marvellous celebration of the
