Expert Contributions

Below are pieces of work by some brilliant writers, that I have had the pleasure to be interviewed for as an expert contributor. Please contact me for contributions CONTENT WARNING: These articles contain sensitive content that some readers may find triggering

Wellby - Self Care is a Radical Act: In Conversation with Evie Muir by Phoebe Dodds

i-D - It's Time to Admit that 'Boyfriend Phone Hacks' are Cyber Abuse by Beth Ashley 

Metro - Are Black women being failed by domestic abuse services? by Ella Glover 

Mashable - Porn, and Porn sites, bolder racist tropes by design by Rachel Thompson

Doncopolitan - Peaks of Colour: Reclaiming our Climb by Olivia Jones 

Now Then Magazine - Peaks of Colour: Radical Self-Care through walking by Shahed Ezaydi 

Glamour - Bisexual women are being failed by their cis straight male partners by Charlotte Moore (2021)

Now Then Magazine - Conversations about gendered violence aren't going anywhere by Shahed Ezaydi (2021)

Now Then Magazine - Training tackles intersectional identities in domestic abuse support by Shahed Ezaydi (2021) 

Media Diversity Institute - Activism, Social Media and Burnout: When dealing with diversity issues affects activists' mental health by Anmol Irfan (2021)

Nrth Lass -The Northern women breaking into journalism by Orla McAndrew (2021) 

The Diversitea Podcast - S1 Ep3 - Sleep on Your Drafts (2021)

Northern Natter Ppdcast - S2 Ep3 - Passing the mic in the Journalism Industry (2021)

VICE - The Worst Discrimination I've faced at work was because of my disability by Isabelle Jani-Friend (2020)

Cosmopolitan - The domestic abuse signs I missed in my best friend by Charlotte Moore (2020)

Each Other - Are Charity Anti-Racism Efforts becoming the 'BAME' person's burden'? by Nadine Batchelor-Hunt (2020)

Now Then Magazine - Ashiana Sheffield: Securing safe futures & freedom by Flick Jackson (2020)

If you have found any of the content on this site triggering, please see the below links to services which can support you. : 
National Domestic Abuse Helpline 
National LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline 
Rape Crisis
MIND
Samaritans
If you are in immediate risk of harm call 999

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