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Brushstrokes of Defiance: How Feminist Art Activism is Reshaping Kuwait (and the World)

When we think of the frontlines of feminist activism, our minds often jump to legislative floors, bustling street protests, or viral social media campaigns. Yet, in the heart of the Arabian Gulf, a quieter but equally explosive revolution has been unfolding on canvas, in galleries, and through multimedia installations. Kuwait, a nation characterised by its unique blend of deep-rooted traditions and rapid modernisation, has become a vibrant incubator for feminist art activism.

By Dr Eiman Alabdulghani (she/her)

A Sister’s Letter on ‘GenZ Revolution’, Class, and Misogyny in Nepal

This March 2026, let your ballot be your brickbat. Encourage others to vote, too. Our voice, our perspective, our remittances that keep this country afloat; they must now be followed by our political will. Register. Make your presence count.

By Mahima Rai

Call to action: Australian universities need to be held accountable for their failures on sexual violence

Reports and surveys show Australian Universities aren’t doing enough to prevent and address sexual violence. Here’s what you can do to help drive change.

By Rebecca Tracey (she/her)

I Was A White Feminist – Here's How I’m Learning to be an Intersectional Feminist, White Traitor and Abolitionist

Our founder, Madeline Price, discusses their journey from white feminism to intersectional feminism.

How To Get (And Stay) Uncomfortable in 2021

“Continuing anti-racism work, within ourselves as individuals, in our wider circle of friends and family, and in society is the first, and very basic, step.”

By Sarah Davies (she/her)