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By Femke Boom “Most books on witchcraft will tell you that witches work naked. This is because books on witchcraft…
Autism, April and Acceptance: An Account.
By K. Vis. It’s April. It’s Autism Awareness Month. While a lot of people rightfully focus on how we’d like…
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By Nanette Ashby How did you first learn about sex? Where did you learn the most about sex? You probably…
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By Therese Gatterburg Anti-Racism Awareness Week, Radboud University The Anti-Racism Awareness Week, hosted by the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion office, had…
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By Fausta Noreikaite In the official Ted conference, which was featured on the ‘Ted.com’ home page in December of 2020, Kemi DaSilva-Ibru said…
Looking at Gender Dimensions in Climate Change: Radboud International Women’s Day 2021
By Paula Werdnik “Caring for climate, caring for earth, and caring for people should be at the centre of economic value,…
Monthly Column February: Saskia Bultman
The History of Feminism(s) Around the Globe As we already announced last month there is a little something extra for…
Pope Joan: Fiction or Hidden Reality?
TW: murder Today’s article, our last one for the month February, is a bit different than all the ones before.…
Fate: The Winx Saga: a childhood classic with a dark twist
By Paula Werdnik Anyone who has watched Winx Club, as a kid knows that it was all about fairies, glitter and girl power…
