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Skin Deep meets Young, Gifted and Black

We spoke to the creators of 'Young, Gifted and Black' – their love letter to the next generation of change-makers

Skin Deep meets poet Selina Nwulu

We talk climate justice, building cross continental solidarity movements, how we can make good eating accessible to everyone, and her role in all this as a poet.

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Skin Deep meets Marwa al-Sabouni

How recent architectural and urban planning practices contributed to the collapse of the social fabric in Syria.

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Another Day in Baghdad

We met Iraqi filmmaker Maysoon Pachachi to talk about her latest fiction film-in-progress Another Day in Baghdad, how she is hoping to fund her film, and what opportunities exist for young creatives in a country facing hardship.

Activism, Skin Deep Meets

Everyday Activism 101

Skin Deep Meets Anna Himali Howard to talk creating handmade political pamphlets in the age of the internet and social media.

Policy, Skin Deep Meets

Skin Deep meets Mona Chalabi

We spoke to Mona Chalabi about the Vagina Dispatches, statistics, crime rates and how data can be a tool for justice.

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Skin Deep meets Generation Revolution

On capturing the lives and struggles of young black and brown activists who are fighting for our future.

People, Skin Deep Meets

Skin Deep meets the Latin Corner UK

The fight to save a culture. How gentrification is disrupting the lives of hundreds of families in this Latinx community

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Skin Deep meets Random Acts

String, animation, and colourism all come together in the Random Acts short film series to give you unexpected stories with spectacular visuals

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Skin Deep meets Jamal Mehmood

We spoke to poet Jamal Mehmood about poetry, nostalgia, Nina Simone and his upcoming documentary series on South Asian grandfathers and their experiences immigrating to the UK.

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Skin Deep meets Sabrina Mahfouz

We chatted with one of our IRL idols about writing what it means to be a Muslim women in the world right now, epic garage tunes, and defying stereotypes.

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Skin Deep meets The Feminist Press

Alyea Canada explains how a feminist press differs from a regular publishing house and what it means to be an independent outlet that is focused on centering the voices of women of colour while sustaining an expansive definition of womxnhood.