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Emily Reynolds

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The brutal realities of being declared ‘fit to work’

A callous system

In Britain, a growing number of disabled people are recording their Personal Independent Payment assessments. Emily Reynolds finds out why.

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News & Politics  >  Reportage

What now for… writers?

Talking Mental Health

In the first instalment of a brand new series, Emily Reynolds investigates how the repercussions of lockdown have affected freelance writers.

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How to survive Boris, from the people that survived Thatcher

‘Don’t stop fighting’

Now the dust has settled on last month’s election result, writer Emily Reynolds talks to activists from the ’80s to find out the lessons we can learn.

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The radio station giving a voice to the mental health movement

Tune in, turn up

Diversity Radio is a community-driven platform that gives people the chance to discuss, share and solve their struggles.

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Inside the fight to make education radical again

Welcome to the Antiuniversity

In 1968, disillusioned with traditional universities, a group of thinkers decided to create their own.

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What would a joyful mental health space look like?

Building something new

Madlove is an ongoing community project, redesigning creative spaces where people can ‘go mad in a positive way’. Writer Emily Reynolds visits their latest site in St. Helens.

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News & Politics  >  Opinion

How austerity targeted… our mental health

Cut out: a decade of destruction

In the second instalment of our new series exploring the legacy of Tory cuts, writer Emily Reynolds examines their effects on the mental health sector.

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Protest art in the mental health movement

Can it really make a difference?

Misdiagnosis, benefit cuts, stigma and violence: a new exhibition tackles the biggest issues facing the UK mental health movement today.

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Hate your job? Why not join a complaints choir

Sing away the pain

From cramped offices to crumbling public services: the Complaints Choir wants to turn people’s work problems into song. But is it really effective?

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The mental health zine giving the power back to patients

Dear GP...

Dear GP is taking the traditional clinic letter and turning it on its head: painstakingly describing the doctors, rather than the patients.

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Art & Culture  >  Tech

Is the internet leading us into a 21st century dark age?

New Romantics

Social media platforms keep guzzling our most personal data, with the promise it will be saved forever – but what if it was all lost?

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Art & Culture  >  Books

Permission: the book bringing romance into the 21st century

Love, consent and BDSM

Saskia Vogel’s debut novel – which explores desire and loneliness in LA – is one of this year’s most exciting. We speak to the author about how she subverted the genre.

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