WORDS & PHOTOGRAPHY Talia Woodin As a teenager, growing up not too far from London, Brick Lane served as the...
WORDS Halima Jibril ILLUSTRATIONS Ella Devi Dabysing In 1973, American activist for LGBTQ+ equality Barbara Gittings helped create the National...
ARTWORK Aude Nasr This article originally appeared in the ‘Let’s Evolve’ issue of BRICKS, available to purchase from our online...
For our latest BRICKS Voices digital cover, meet an organiser behind Bristol’s history-making BLM demonstration, Liza Bilal, as she discusses racism in the UK, Black Lives Matter and mental health.
BRICKS cover star and Flint water crisis activist Mari Copeny launches new goal for her clean water fund.
WORDS: Joshua James Small This Cover Produced Zero Waste, BRICKS Voices #2, May digital cover with Tamsin Blanchard, Designed by...
Read our interview with BRICKS issue 7 cover star Mary Copeny and her inspirational work raising awareness for the water crisis in Flint, Michigan.
PHOTOGRAPHY Wendy Huynh In 2018, activist Greta Thunberg kickstarted a global movement by skipping school and setting camp in front of the...
ARTWORK Voices4 Society has, of course, has been forced to adapt their entire lifestyles overnight to help tackle this pandemic...
“Over the past few months since moving to New York, I have been documenting what young activists are doing currently...
Exactly one year on from The Pink Protests' End Period Poverty demonstration in London, join BRICKS, Facebook and Nowness' director, Shelley Jones as we meet the Bloody Good Period team and discover precisely why their project is still, very much so, necessary.
Designer Sophie Cull-Candy interviews her friend and campaign model, Charlie Craggs on growing up in London, her passion for social politics and the importance of her project Nail Transphobia.
