Why is the media comfortable shaming women's body types, but finds difficulty in reporting on health regarding women's bodies? Professor Karen Ross unpacks her research.
Body language: let lockdown alter the way we talk about women’s bodies
Author: Holly Margerrison
Recovered anorexic warns against Johnson’s “unnecessary” calorie-counting scheme
Boris Johnson has announced he will introduce calorie counting onto restaurant menus. But what does this mean for those with eating disorders? Emmanuelle Gammage explains the damage.
Diversitea: is the modelling industry transforming?
The modelling industry is notoriously under-representative. But could there be change in the air? How do companies avoid tokenism?
Body positive Tik Tok star calls out “disgusting” trolling of Molly-Mae’s bikini photos
After the Love Island star was hounded on bikini pictures published in the Daily Mail, we chat to a body positive Tik Tok influencer about these "disgusting" comments.
Tea Time with Holly: podcasts
LINK HERE TO ALL SPOTIFY PODCASTS. Tea Time with Holly is a Spotify podcast which forms part of my multimedia website. Come join our communitea to spill the tea.
Editor’s note: demand, rebrand and expand
Spill the Tea is back with a rebrand, expansion and a growing demand for writers to join our communitea...
Review: Modibodi are revolutionising menstruation. Period.
We’re comfortable talking about mood swings, spot breakouts and “that time of the month” – but there’s an unease talking about the technicalities of a period.
Equalitea: what does #EachForEqual mean to charity COCO?
Charity COCO hosted their event, #EachforEqual for International Women's Day 2020. What does it mean to the women they hosted?
Tea-time: International Women’s Day 2020
What does being a woman mean to you? For International Women's Day, I asked the public what word they thought best encapsulated womanhood... Look out for more content for IWD 2020 this week!
Credibilitea: Sexual Violence and the “Voices of Women Survivors”
Last week, Harvey Weinstein was convicted of rape and sexual assault – three years after the NYT published their first allegations. But what are local groups and communities doing to break the silence around sexual violence too?
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