Conversations on Disability

It has been over a year since I was diagnosed with a brand-new disability, multiple sclerosis,and given that November celebrates the UK’s first disability awareness month, it seemedabout time that...
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An Investigation into Autism and Sexuality

Having open conversations about sexuality can be uncomfortable at the best of times. However, in our often puritanical society, the sexual wants, indentities and experiences of autistic individuals are often...
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Meet the CB team: Deepali Chhabra

Name, pronouns and role: Deepali Chhabra (she/her), Fundraising and Events Officer What does intersectional feminism mean to you? Like many many people, I am very complex person and intersectionality neatly...
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Meet the CB team: Aditi Ranganathan

Name, pronouns and role: Aditi Ranganathan (she/her), Arts and Culture writer.  Fun Fact: My favourite films are a tie between Little Miss Sunshine and Legally Blonde. What does intersectional feminism...
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Meet the CB team: Helena Moore

Name, pronouns, and role: Helena (she/her), sex and relationships writer  Fun fact: I’m autistic, and my special interests are… planning, organising, and tidying. If that’s not fun I don’t know...
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Meet the CB team: Ailsa Beck

Name, pronouns and role: Ailsa Beck (she/they) Environment Editor Fun fact: I’ve hitchhiked from Edinburgh to the Isle of Skye by myself and got to meet so many interesting people. ...
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Meet the CB team: Sylvie Dulson

Name, Pronouns and Role: Sylvie Dulson (she/her), Society and Community Writer Fun Fact: I wrote my whole dissertation on female sexual self-restraint in the early twentieth century which required me...
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Meet the CB team: Marnie Russell

Name, pronouns and role: Marnie Russell (she/her), Poetry Editor Fun fact: I’ve seen Kylie Minogue three times in concert. What does intersectional feminism mean to you? Practising intersectional feminism is...
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