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Exclusive – Jerome Foster and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson talk intersectional activism

Exclusive – Jerome Foster and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson talk intersectional activism

The Gen Zers have dedicated their lives to mobilising young people into action. I spoke with them about the many facets of taking a stand against social and environmental injustice. When it comes to the unified fight against our current climate crisis, Jerome Foster and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson are a power couple if ever there was one. Jerome, whose upbringing in the US acted as the catalyst for...

By London, UK
Exclusive – Chatting to ‘Miss Fat Kid’ Monica Hudson

Exclusive – Chatting to ‘Miss Fat Kid’ Monica Hudson

Miss Fat Kid, also known as Monica Hudson, has been a one woman-team running her own jewellery business, Moonshine Spectrum, for the last couple of years. Telling me about her new endeavour, The Fat Kid, we discuss the body positivity movement, medical discrimination, and The Devil Wears Prada. Monica did not stumble across body positivity, she explains. “I got sucked into it.” Recovering from an eating disorder, she came across Megan...

By Oxford, UK
Exclusive – Cassie Quinn encourages a holistic approach to fashion

Exclusive – Cassie Quinn encourages a holistic approach to fashion

The founder of a fashion research studio that focuses on using regenerative materials and systems of production believes that new innovations can only bring about change if we educate society about why they’re necessary. We spoke with her about the work she’s doing to achieve this. ‘It’s no longer enough to just be making sustainable materials, we need to be encouraging critical thinking about their use as well,’ says Cassie...

By London, UK
Exclusive – Meet Christina Adane, the Gen Z activist fighting food poverty

Exclusive – Meet Christina Adane, the Gen Z activist fighting food poverty

I spoke with the 18-year-old next-generation leader about her tireless work to achieve meaningful change in a world where all young people deserve the opportunity to be healthy. Long before Marcus Rashford brought the UK’s child hunger crisis to global attention, with his open letter to Boris Johnson challenging the government's deprivation of free school meals to 1.2 million youth,