Last month, Home Radio launched the first Ludi Festival in Brixton. Billed as “a celebration of South London’s Afro-Caribbean heritage; a touch-point for blissful inter-generational gathering; and the legacy of Sound System culture,” the event offered “vibrant sounds, energetic competition and heavy basslines.” Local photographer Amira Ibrahim captured these scenes for Brixton Buzz Please find here

Snapchat is a go-to platform for Gen Z, offering a lively and laid-back space to connect, share good times, and keep up with friends and family. Having grown up using Snapchat, I've seen how it helps my generation do more than just capture life's special moments - it's a platform for self-expression. Read more here https://paper.qmuli.com/newsuk/snapchat/#page=10

Employers in the UK are responding to the backlash against inclusivity at work by disguising diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies, the Guardian reported on Monday (26 May). The move echoes the ‘DEI by Stealth’ movement launched in March by HR, inclusion and wellbeing professionals. Read more here

CIPD discovered one in five neurodivergent employees surveyed experienced harassment or discrimination at work.

I moved house when I was fourteen. Two years later, Grenfell happened on my street.

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a cultural practice performed on women in 30 countries across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

For decades, acronyms were given to non-white groups, such as BAME, BME, BIPOC, and POC. These terms were to create easy references.

One experience that Muslim women globally share is the feeling of displacement.

The World Cup and Qatar share a history of worker abuse and exploitation.

Private and public schemes have been introduced to address the concerns surrounding poverty among the elderly in Kenya.

Hawaii had some of the lowest poverty rates in the U.S. and its residents are still grappling with increasing financial difficulties.