Meet artist and surfer girl Jeanne Beuvin
There’s a lot to love about Jeanne Beuvin’s work. The French artist’s dreamy depictions of women surfing rendered in a palette of beach-inspired hues is exactly the sort of post-lockdown summer mood we need.
Has cancel culture gone too far?
Free speech, censorship, bigotry and power dynamics — there are many layers to the knotty, often-divisive topic of “cancel culture”. We debate the merits and dangers of mob justice and ask if it’s ever right to “cancel” a person.
Multicultural beauty secrets
Plant medicines have played a pivotal role in health care and beauty rituals around the world. Weaving traditional plant wisdom into your daily beauty routine through the food you enjoy or products you choose to apply topically can help to naturally boost your health from the inside out.
Modern work culture: Is nine-to-five really the best way to make a livin’?
Discover why the virtual space may very well be the future of work.
The untold prayer: Celebrating differences in the search for belonging
Amid her quest for belonging, digital nomad Asmaa Guedira discovers how stories work to value difference beyond fear and discrimination.
An ethical travel guide to Indigenous communities around Australia
Jean O’Reeri, a Ngarinyin woman from Karunjie Station in Western Australia, shares her tips on respectful and ethical travel to remote Aboriginal country.
Freestone storytelling: The art of history, hardship and healing
Contemporary indigenous artist, Lauren Freestone, uses her art to tell her mob’s stories — of hardship and of Country — and to start conversations around acknowledgment and reconciliation for First Nation people.