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National Endometriosis Awareness Month: 4 Ways to Raise Endometriosis Awareness

The month of March has been declared National Endometriosis Awareness Month in order to raise awareness. 176 million reproductive-age women have endometriosis worldwide. Symptoms start when the female reaches the age of menstruation and continues until the age of menopause. It is important to bring additional awareness to this misunderstood disease because the lack of […]

by Meladi Brewer

Posted 6 years ago

Current AffairsEnvironmentNews

EU Biodiversity Strategy: The Attempt to Save Millions of Animals and Plants

There are currently one million species being threatened with extinction. This is a reflection of our fragile biodiversity, which is the variety of all living things on our planet. Biodiversity has been declining at an alarming rate in recent years, mainly due to human activities, such as land use changes, pollution, and climate change. The […]

by Ugne Aksiutovaite

Posted 6 years ago

Current AffairsEnvironmentFeatured

Climate Today: Why we should be concerned

The climate today is in critical condition. We ask ourselves how soon will we see the effects of climate change and when will they take place? Today, we already see the consequences that the Earth has to face due to the change in our climate’s temperature. We see patterns that are caused by human activity: […]

by Alison Law

Posted 6 years ago

CultureMusic

10 good vibe songs to cheer you up

Finding a way to keep a positive state of mind during a global pandemic is not easy, but some good vibe songs can help you through the hard times. Music has a lot of therapeutic effects and tons of articles have already tried to explain how songs can help you feel better. Sometimes, sad songs […]

by Laurine Tiran

Posted 6 years ago

CultureLifestyleMusic

Mountains of the Moon – The Purl – Single Review

Mountains of the Moon have dropped their latest single on Spotify on the 27th of January 2021. It is called The Purl. This Stockholm-based indie-folk band was founded in 2015 and since then they released several records including Caterpillar that became critically acclaimed and established a stable position for them within the indie-folk scene in […]

by Aron Debreceni

Posted 6 years ago

CultureLifestyle

This is what to do if you’re questioning whether you’re LGBT+

According to data from the national LGBT+ youth organisation, BeLonG To Youth Services, 58% of LGBT+ youth find “coming out” their biggest challenge. For 58% of young people who access the organisation’s frontline services in Dublin, coming out as LGBT+ was their reason for reaching out for support. The organisation has experienced an 88% spike […]

by Erica Carter

Posted 6 years ago

ArtCultureCurrent Affairs

It’s a Sin: Why Public Health Campaigns Need the Arts

Previously chastised by The Sun as excessively explicit, and almost never making it to the screens after being turned down by BBC One and ITV, It’s a Sin is now the most binge-watched programme on Channel 4’s streaming service, All 4. This moving mini-series comprised of 5 episodes was penned by Doctor Who’s previous head-writer […]

by Emma Monaghan

Posted 6 years ago

HealthLifestyle

The feminine hygiene industry and what it says about society’s treatment of women

In recent years, the multi-billion-dollar feminine hygiene industry has come under much – long-overdue – scrutiny at the hands of a growing conversation surrounding women’s health. In the process, sweeping misinformation in the form of marketing tactics for unnecessary and harmful vaginal and vulvar products have been brought to light. The damaging rhetoric that comes […]

by Rachel McLoughlin

Posted 6 years ago

CultureMoviesMusic

5 Acknowledged Film Composers of Our Time

Have you ever wondered who wrote the scores for your favourite movies that had an impact on you at some point in your life? Even though the message, narrative, and characters come from the content of those motion pictures, scores also play a massive role in shaping the style, mood and the identity of those […]

by Aron Debreceni

Posted 6 years ago

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National Endometriosis Awareness Month: 4 Ways to Raise Endometriosis Awareness

EU Biodiversity Strategy: The Attempt to Save Millions of Animals and Plants

Climate Today: Why we should be concerned

10 good vibe songs to cheer you up

Mountains of the Moon – The Purl – Single Review

This is what to do if you’re questioning whether you’re LGBT+

It’s a Sin: Why Public Health Campaigns Need the Arts

The feminine hygiene industry and what it says about society’s treatment of women

5 Acknowledged Film Composers of Our Time