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‘My fertility is worth more than my health’: Women And Misinformation In The Age of Covid

A significant number of women are concerned about the effects of Covid vaccines on fertility. But with no scientific evidence linking the two, what else is driving their fear? Zoe Beaty investigates

by Zoe Beaty

Why We Should Cry Over Spilt Milk. The UK’s Food Poverty Epidemic

We examine the child food poverty epidemic in the UK and how changes to Universal Credit and National Insurance will impact the most vulnerable

by Hannah Connolly

“I Want Accountability For What They’ve Done” — Why One Woman Is Suing The Met Police"

Dania Al Obeid was arrested and convicted at the Sarah Everard vigil, and now she is taking the Metropolitan Police to court — here she tells The Stack World her story

by Marie-Claire Chappet

The Political Perspective, The -- Stack Unpacks Political ‘Sleaze’ And Why It’s Important

UK politics is often populated with confusing jargon, - - but the sleaze debate and MP scandals matter - The Stack breaks down why

by Hannah Connolly

The Gender Mortgage Gap: Why Single Mums Are Being Denied Mortgages

Why are banks making it so difficult for single mothers to get on the property ladder? Victoria Spratt investigates

by Victoria Spratt

What It's Like Being Working Class and Northern In London

One woman's experience of pursuing a career in the Arts in the Capital

by The Stack World

Hollywood’s 'Weight-Loss' Drug Gets The Green Light In UK

For the first time, “weight-loss” injections have been approved for use outside of hospitals in a new £40 million pilot

by The Stack World

The UK’s First Women-Only Housing Development Is Going Ahead

A total of 102 affordable homes for women have been approved by Ealing Council in what will be a landmark development for the UK

by Hannah Connolly

Stalked By A Stranger Since I Was 18

Stalking has increased in the UK by 40%, yet there is still little information out there to support victims, one woman shares her experience

by The Stack Editorial Team

The First Three Years

Access to childcare in early years has a socio-economic ripple effect that can be felt across the whole of our society. And yet, the system is now close to collapse. Is it time to rethink parental care in the early years?

by Alexandra Jones

Would You Migrate For Climate Change?

The global climate emergency is impacting everyone including the more privileged citizens — The Stack World investigates

by Marie-Claire Chappet

Why We Must Remember Black Girls Are Children Too

Before another victim is made, we must break the cycles and stereotypes of the "problematic Black girl"

by Ebinehita Iyere

Meet The Women Building The Future Of Housing

Does the solution to tackling the housing crisis lie in the hands of women building a future for both people and profit?

by Victoria Spratt

What You Can Do To Help The People Of Turkey And Syria

In the wake of two devastating earthquakes and 100's of aftershocks find out what you can do to aid the people at the epicentre of this developing crisis

by Hannah Connolly

It’s A Man’s World – Global Cities Are Failing Women

With the UN warning urban environments are built with male bias, what does future city life look like for women?

by Hannah Connolly

"I Want Accountability For What They’ve Done”

Dania Al Obeid was arrested and convicted at the Sarah Everard vigil, and now she is taking the Metropolitan Police to court, here she tells The Stack World her story

by Marie-Claire Chappet

The Westminster Cheat Sheet

The revolving door of Westminster has been a hard one to keep up with over the last 12 months, here we break down the A-Z's

by Marie Le Conte

Childcare Costs Means 1.7 Million Mum's Can't Work

The UK is missing out on £23 billion in GDP as a result of mothers being unable to work as childcare costs force women out of employment

by Hannah Connolly

“With such a privileged role comes responsibility" – New Zealand’s PM Jacinda Ardern To Step Down

As a leader Ms. Ardern's tenure has has been a shining example of gender parity in politics, here The Stack World takes a closer look at her legacy

by Hannah Connolly

How To Build Your Power Network

Community Building Expert Sharmadean Shares Her Top Tips To Building Your Personal And Professional Network

by Bella Cary

Exploring How We Translate Physical Art Into The Metaverse

We chat with multidisciplinary artist Suzannah Pettigrew on how female artists are using the Metaverse to change the dialogue on gender equality

by Bella Cary

The Veuve Clicquot Bold Conversations dinner

An evening discussing the future of female entrepreneurship with incredible women in business

by Bella Cary

The Stack World DAO

Decentralised autonomous organisations are communities run entirely by its token holders, on the blockchain. Here's how you can get involved.

by Sharmadean Reid

"Motherhood is a revelation in itself and there’s a bravery that comes with being a mum" - The New Working Mother Navigating Life With Another Baby To Juggle

The Stack speaks exclusively with Greek designer Mary Katrantzou on her new Lipsy London collection, welcoming indecision, and unlocking a new sense of bravery since becoming a mother.

by Aswan Magumbe

Hot Girl Sabbatical

The Great Resignation is driven by women leaving the workforce, but is resting better than quitting to avoid a future gender leadership gap

by Sharmadean Reid

Hot Girl Sabbatical

The Great Resignation is driven by women leaving the workforce, but is resting better than quitting to avoid a future gender leadership gap?

by Sharmadean Reid

The Stack Houses Launch - Welcome To Your New Support Network

The new Stack Houses initiative is connecting you with your very own peer group to see you through the highs and the lows

by Hannah Connolly

"Who's Supporting The Supporters?" – The New Community Bridging The Caring Gap

With more people than ever providing everyday care for loved ones, This Might Help, founded by Stefanie Sword-Willaims is the new platform aiming to educate and reassure carers that they are not alone

by Hannah Connolly

Friendships & Loneliness

Our current economic environment prioritises work over friendships, but investing in your Family 2.0 can combat loneliness and social isolation.

by Sharmadean Reid

How Can We Continue Advocating For The East And Southeast Asian Community?

Hate crimes towards East and Southeast Asian people spiked by 27% at the start of the pandemic. Two years on, has anything changed? Anna Chan, Founder and Director of Asian Leadership Collective explores

by Anna Chan

Political Perspective: Who are the women ruling Westminster?

From the old hands to the fresh faces – writer Marie Le Conte rounds-up the political power players running the show

by Marie Le Conte

A Sporting Chance: Women’s Football Is Finally Getting The Attention It’s Owed

Women football players earn in a year what male players earn in a week…yet women are the reason behind the sport’s popularity in Britain

by Lydia Pearse

The World Is Still An Unjust Place For Women – Don’t Let IWD Gloss Over That

While we celebrate International Women’s Day, let's not forget the millions of women who are still suffering from injustices around the world…

by Viola Levy

Inside The Mind Of A Scammer

With a new Netflix miniseries about New York’s infamous fake heiress Anna Delvey out this month, Charlotte Roberts asks why we’re so enduringly obsessed with con artists

by Charlotte Roberts

Enter The Men-Taverse: What Does The Metaverse Mean For Women?

With men at the helm of a new digital era, it is predicted that the disparities and inequalities that exist offline will be just as present within the virtual world

by Lucy Thorpe

Why Do So Many Women Still Change Their Last Name When They Marry?

From name-changing to myth-telling, when we fail to question the status quo we perpetuate and reinforce centuries-old assumptions about gender roles

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Suffocating Silence For Afghan Women As UN Warns Of ‘No Future’

Since the takeover of the Taliban, Afghanistan has become the world’s largest humanitarian crisis with women facing the unknown says Shelly Kittleson from Baghdad

by Shelly Kittleson

Where Is The Rage?

From the gender pay gap to the threat of violence in the streets and in our homes, women have a lot to be angry about. So why don't we see more female fury?

by Marie-Claire Chappet

Are Glossy Buy Now Pay Later Companies Glamorising Debt?

How payment deferral companies may be affecting young people's future finances...

by Martha Alexander

The Scam That Stole Christmas - Popular Scams To Watch Out For This Festive Season

Ofcom research has found that 45 million people received at least one fraudulent message in the last three months alone - here’s how you can avoid attacks this Christmas

by Hannah Connolly

Women Make Up 34% Of MPs - The #AskHerToStand Campaign Wants Your Help To Level The Playing Field

“103 years ago women in Britain won the right to stand for election. Today, I'm asking YOU to stand”, The Stack hears from Dolly Theis

by Dolly van Tulleken

Why Art Against Knives Needs Your Help Now To Maintain Vital Spaces For London's Youth

A hub for creative expression and a safe space that puts the narrative back in the hands of young people living in London - here’s why this charity needs your help today

by Hannah Connolly

‘If Only Childcare Was Funded Properly’ - How The Childcare Gap Is Driving Gender Inequality

Rachel Carrell, founder of childcare service Koru Kids, unpacks the UK’s broken childcare system

by Rachel Carrell

Breakfast Really Is The Most Important Meal Of The Day

How The Brilliant Breakfast, Founded By Annoushka Ducas, Is Boosting The Prince’s Trust Women Supporting Women Initiative

by Hannah Connolly

What Is Utopianism And What Can We Learn From Those Who Have Tried - And Failed - To Create It In The Past?

Ahead of our IRL bookclub discussion with the author of 'The Utopians: Six Attempts to Build the Perfect Society', we look at the concept of utopias in the wake of Covid-19

by Hannah Connolly

The Storm Before The Hurricane: A Personal Essay On Afghanistan

Sahar Fetrat, a student at King’s College London, reflects on her firsthand experience of life under the Taliban in Afghanistan, as she implores the international community not to turn away

by Sahar Fetrat

Power Shift: Who Holds The Power Now That The Taliban Have Taken Over Afghanistan?

In 2012, Dr Torfeh was appointed as the UN Director of the Strategic Communication and Spokespersons Unit in Afghanistan. Here she shares her expertise with The Stack on the power shifts she thinks will occur there following the West’s recent withdrawal.

by Massoumeh Torfeh

Women And Girls Will Pay The Price For The West’s Failure In Afghanistan

As the crisis unfolds in Afghanistan, I am left angry at Western leaders for their betrayal of the Afghan people. But we must not prevaricate, now is the time for real action

by Anna McMorrin