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20 Feb 2024

What in the WES? An overview of the 2024 edition of the Warwick Economics Summit

Here at the University of Warwick, we are lucky enough to have our very own annual global summit; run by and for the student community at the heart of campus.

What in the WES? An overview of the 2024 edition of the Warwick Economics Summit

21 Jan 2024

microAGGRESSIONS

Microaggressions - those subtle yet harmful slights, insults, and prejudices that queer people, people of colour, disabled people, and those from other marginalised community face in everyday life.

microAGGRESSIONS

21 Jan 2024

Embracing Nobody: Unveiling Emily Dickinson's Quiet, Queer Rebellion

Emily Dickinson remains a spectral figure in literary history.

Embracing Nobody: Unveiling Emily Dickinson's Quiet, Queer Rebellion

21 Jan 2024

The Queer Experience at Warwick University

You can imagine my disappointment when I found out that in a somewhat dated survey (2014), Warwick had been ranked the straightest university in the UK.

The Queer Experience at Warwick University

21 Jan 2024

Beyond Rainbow Lanyards: An LGBTQ+ Perspective on Growth and Transformation at BCG

For many young LGBTQ+ professionals, navigating the corporate world can feel like a daunting prospect.

Beyond Rainbow Lanyards: An LGBTQ+ Perspective on Growth and Transformation at BCG

21 Jan 2024

Employee Networks: Slay or Nay?

Did groups like these generally have such a positive impact, or was it dependent on the organisation they were in and how they were being run?

Employee Networks: Slay or Nay?

28 Nov 2023

Suella Braverman and her attack on LGBTQ+ refugees

Suella Braverman is an infamous figure in the so called ‘culture wars’ and has gained a sizeable following for her unrestrained remarks, especially for her regular attacks on trans people.

Suella Braverman and her attack on LGBTQ+ refugees

2 Oct 2023

Heartstopper: Season 2

Amy Adshead (they/she) praises Heartstopper’s portrayal of coming out and the more serious tone the TV phenomenon explores in its most recent season.

Heartstopper: Season 2

2 Oct 2023

But I'm a Cheerleader: an LGBT cult classic

There may be a subsection of filmmakers who do not think lesbians existed after 1900.

But I'm a Cheerleader: an LGBT cult classic

2 Oct 2023

Queen's Heath: Joe Lycett’s LGBTQ+ Pride event

Joe Lycett, a King’s Heath resident and comedian, hosted his third Pride event within his local Birmingham community in June 2023.​

Queen's Heath: Joe Lycett’s LGBTQ+ Pride event

16 Jul 2023

Pride in London 2023: an eventful show of solidarity

With a turnout of over a million onlookers and more than 30,000 taking part in the parade itself, Pride in London 2023 was more eventful than ever.

Pride in London 2023: an eventful show of solidarity

22 Jun 2023

Guns don't kill people, anti-LGBTQ+ legislation does

I still vividly remember the Orlando shooting in 2016, when 49 people were killed by a single gunman at Pulse (a gay night club).

Guns don't kill people, anti-LGBTQ+ legislation does

1 Jun 2023

Italy’s LGBTQ+ workers say careers have been hit by discrimination

Over 40% of LGBTQ+ people in Italy believe discrimination has damaged them at work, says survey released by Italian National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) on 15 May 2023.

Italy’s LGBTQ+ workers say careers have been hit by discrimination

19 Nov 2022

Qatar World Cup 2022: What we should know and the dangers for LGBTQ+ people

Tomorrow, the Qatar men’s national team will kick off the 2022 FIFA World Cup against Ecuador, with thousands visiting the nation and millions more expected to support their national team at home.

Qatar World Cup 2022: What we should know and the dangers for LGBTQ+ people
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