Warwick Women: Women for Women International
We spoke to the executive team of Warwick's Women for Women International as part of our #WarwickWomen series
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Features
Warwick Women: Larissa Kennedy
The Boar
Feb. 25
Scarlett Curtis: “1 in 10 British girls can’t afford menstrual products”
Zoë Morrall
Feb. 23
The Larry Nassar case: how universities are failing victims of sexual abuse and harassment
Arisa Loomba
Feb. 21
How Warwickshire women fought for the vote
Ana Clara Paniago
Feb. 18
Leamington Winter Support: from student project to heart of community
Branca Lessa de Sá
Feb. 16
We must all learn emotional first aid
Georgie Head
Feb. 9
Opening up about my mental health at university
Angela Huang
Feb. 8
Top Content
- 1Tracing Roots: A Journey to Uncover my Windrush Legacy
- 2‘Pet’: endearing or patronising? Newcastle University’s ban on common Geordie slang
- 3‘Come on guys, wake up!’: Eddie Abbew on fitness, nutrition, and Warwick’s ‘crazy’ food setup
- 4Suicide Prevention Month aims to change the narrative
- 5From the archives: The forgotten story of AIDS and student life at Warwick
- 6Why did children take part in the English riots?
- 7What’s your method of protest?: A discussion with a Medical Aid for Palestine fundraiser
- 8‘If they cared enough, they could become real leaders in mental health support’: How can Warwick make the best of student suicide ‘tragedies’?
- 9Le Grand Débat: If “no one won” the French legislative elections, then what happens now?
- 10Sir Shridath Ramphal obituary