​The Argument Against Affirmative Action

Anything related to politics can be a touchy subject in many families. However, Jade discusses one of the most controversial topics about equality: affirmative action.

​Understanding Activism and How to Get Involved

In this article, En will share their understanding of activism, what activism means, how to get involved and what the most important thing to understand is.

​Freedom of speech: Where does it start and when should it end?

In this article, Keeley talks about freedom of speech: What is it? Why is it so important? And when are there instances where we should regulate it?

Why America needs abortion

​In this article, Eliana talks about the recent anti-abortion laws passed in Texas and warns the consequences they can inflict upon both the state of Texas and the United States as a whole.

A Discussion about Strikes

​With university staff across the UK striking, and talk of more to come, you might be confused about what a strike is, and why they’re so important. Kaitlyn explains some definitions and her experiences with this area.

my struggle for human rights

An article in which Jesse details her human rights journey and gives a few advice for prospect advocates.

​What's happening in Myanmar

Erica explains what has been going on in her country, Myanmar since the military staged a coup on February 1st. ​

A global perspective: the us election of 2020

In this article, NJ discusses a few of the possible situations that the new government of the United states of America may have to deal with (MAY have to deal with).

Realistic Radical Action

Following on from ‘The House is on Fire’ Hannah shares how she has acted on what she learnt about climate change in an attempt to make the radical action that is necessary in response to the facts realistic for normal people.

The house is on fire

Hannah writes about the teenagers marching on the streets for Climate justice and the facts that have driven them to action.

What in the hell is world politics?

​Jazz explains what World politics are and the different things that fall within this bracket. A very educational article that is needed in today's society. ​

Voting: Why should I vote?

Part 2 of Evlyn’s informative series on voting, this time giving compelling facts and reasons why you should vote if you’re able to.

Generation Z: The new political juggernauts 

Those born from 1995 to 2010 already have made their voices heard in politics, with a high voting turnout and peaceful protest. This gives ways you can get involved

Politics for newbies

Jazz explains some of the more complicated terms and aspects of politics to help you understand political language, different parties and the history of politics

One knife one crime

Chloe talks about how dangerous and serious knife crime is, and how much it can affect anyone

People's vote and brexit

Leanne gives suggestions on how you can get involved in politics yourself, and makes the case for a People’s Vote

Getting involved under the voting age

It can be frustrating being under the voting age and not having a vote, but luckily Danny has given some suggestions of how to get involved in different ways

Voting: Putting the government together

Part 3 of Evlyn’s incredibly helpful series on voting, this time with an explanation of how the government is put together

Political engagement in your country

Elliot gives an unbiased view on how to become politically engaged no matter your political views

Voting: What to do when...

Part 1 of Evlyn’s series on voting, where she explains what part of the political process you can engage in at what stage of your life