Mila sheds light onto the frightful reality that female journalists have to face throughout their careers and how this safety concern should be tackled.

Our world is getting smaller. In the sense that we can communicate and travel in ways impossible for any previous time period, but also because we are taking up more and more space. Leaving less of the planet to its own devices and pushing what few pockets of wilderness that remain further and further away from us. There are truly very few places where you can go that do not show traces of our presence. From the top of Mt. Everest to the bottom of the Mariana Trench. This presence, if left alone will have catastrophic and irreversible consequences. The kind simple apology and promise to do better simply do not cover. You have all heard this before, but maybe something you have not heard of is a way we can turn back the clock a little bit. Preserving a little bit of what we still have. And that something is rewilding.

Žanet shares her favourite second-hand fashion webshops in Amsterdam where you can easily shop for vintage or branded pieces in a sustainable manner.

Struggling to become more environmentally friendly during the holidays? From gifts to decorations, this is Ludmila’s guide to a Christmas that is sustainable without losing its true meaning!

In this article, Cindy analyzes the symbolic, cultural, and various other meanings of our clothing.

Kim zet de hoogtepunten van de Olympische Spelen Tokio voor je op een rij

Ezgi reflects on her time at Medium as a writer, while she takes on a new role as the head of the magazine.

In this article, Debby talks about the racism that followed after the EURO 2020 Final. Luckily, there was support for the players, but still, the issue of racism is to be overcome.

Komkommertijd, wat is het en waarom is het er? Ninke legt het uit.

Juneteenth, nu een erkende feestdag door de hele Verenigde Naties. Wat betekent dit en hoe zit het met Nederland? Mae stelt ons op de hoogte.