Women weren’t required in US clinical research until June 10, 1993. Only 1% of global healthcare research is invested in female-specific conditions beyond cancer. Across 770 diseases, on average, women are diagnosed four years later… Read More »“100 Effed Facts About the Gender Health Gap” Lays Bare the Sexism in US Healthcare
Who are our favorites for? If you look around your immediate environment, you’ll probably find that you’ve assembled a lot of objects. Who assembled them? In contrast with Freud, Alfred Adler thought that we are… Read More »My Favorite Things: As If
‘Make it mean something’ was Ryan Fitzgibbon’s design philosophy at 27 when selected as a PRINT New Visual Artist in 2015. In 2015, Fitzgibbon was immersed in his young design publishing career and committed to… Read More »New Visual Artist Ryan Fitzgibbon ‘Makes It Mean Something’
Tomi Ungerer always made illustrations, cartoons and sketches that looked the way I feel and felt the way I looked. Now, don’t cancel me for being a cat-hater. I’m not, as a rule! I had… Read More »The Daily Heller: Tomi Ungerer’s Drawings Speak to Me
Multidisciplinary creative Deji Ajetomobi is launching a new magazine focusing on African design talent and partnerships. We chatted with him about its founding principles, its vision for the continent’s creative industry, and the kind of… Read More »Deji Ajetomobi on how The Torsche is illuminating Africa’s design landscape
Adam Bambrough The actor-turned-advocate has made big strides in tackling mental health challenges in the creative profession. We chatted with him about his own journey and why he founded the support organisation Wellbeing in the… Read More »Wellbeing in the Arts: founder Adam Bambrough on nurturing mental health in the creative industries