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Image description: Eric Garcia, dressed in a suit and tie, sits on a bench and poses for the camera. Like many others across the globe and at this university, I am autistic. My official diagnosis came shortly after my 22nd birthday this year, and in my desperate attempt at navigating this newfound knowledge about myself […]
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Image Description: Katie, dressed in denim overalls, a green shirt, and a beanie, smiles for the camera whilst at the beach. Recently, I had the opportunity to speak to Katie Forsyth, an Oxford alumni who now works for KEEN – a charity which aims to provide social engagement for disabled youth. Katie, who graduated from […]
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Image description: Tema Smith, curly haired and bespectacled, smiling. Some time in March of 2021, I had the opportunity to speak to Tema Smith, who describes herself as a “diversity advocate, writer, and Jewish community builder.” My conversation with her took place via Zoom (as all pandemic-lockdown interviews happen to take place). From the comfort […]
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Image description: (1) Helena, clad in a white top and (2) Jahnavi, in a yellow dress, both posing for the camera. As I make my trek to Lady Margaret Hall on a cold November evening, (without getting lost, for once!) to witness the makings of ‘Murder In Argos’, I am greeted […]
Continue ReadingImage description: A close up of (1) Aditya, clad in an orange sweater, smiling, and (2) Shonal, clad in a white shirt, also smiling for the camera. In regards to the upcoming Diwali celebrations, I had the opportunity to speak to the President and Vice-President of the Oxford University Hindu Society (HUMSoc), Aditya […]
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Image description: Dr Stella Nyanzi stands and smiles while holding up a copy of her two books. At the time of my interview with Dr Nyanzi back in March, she informed me that she was currently in Kenya, having sought asylum after fleeing her hometown, Kampala, Uganda, after the January 2021 elections. In 2017, she […]
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Image description: (1) A close-up of Professor Dan Hicks and (2) his book The Brutish Museums I learnt to love History through my frequent trips to the museum with my late grandmother as a naïve, but enthusiastic five-year-old. The national museum in Kuala Lumpur, where I grew up in, did […]
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