Maryam Jameela

Jack Owen’s work showcases a technical skill that mirrors the care embedded in his work

Witnessing Dig Where You Stand, a new series that follows an archival justice movement that uncovers invisibilised histories of Sheffield

RivelinCo are an arts centre without walls, and they see collaboration as providing “imaginative solutions for impossible problems”.

One year on from Sheffield’s race report, we speak to a number of key figures about community cohesion in Sheffield.

The journalist’s latest book Dispatches from the Diaspora dives into a 30-year journalistic career journeying from Nelson Mandela’s first election campaign to Black Lives Matter.

Astonishingly, there’s a debate about the sanctity of snooker being disrupted by Just Stop Oil supporters.

OPINION: It would be a mistake to only respond to the Home Secretary on her own terms – there’s a much bigger conversation to be had here.

The IWW is one of the oldest unions in the world – and it’s urging collectivity and solidarity in this moment of crisis.

Recent racist attacks on refugees in Home Office hotels demonstrate the clear links between anti-refugee media coverage, fascist 'protesters' and oppressive government policy.

The pressing importance of combating fascism, the place of radical politics and agitprop come together in this popular print project. Founder CJ Reay talks about its roots in queer art, protest and anarchism.

By failing to carry out more than 800 gas safety checks, the Council has seriously failed multiply marginalised and working class people.

“It's about the legacy – it's not about ticking boxes.” Utopia’s creative director Mojisola Kareem-Elufowoju lays out her vision.

Imagining Otherwise will bring together speakers on anti-racism, abolition and more - and it's open to everyone in the city.

2021 census captures LGBT+ data for the first time – but there are serious concerns.

Jamia Abdullah Bin Masood mosque in Darnall – a community hub, food bank and safe place – has been attacked by vandals.

OPINION: The University has had at least £72 million in investment from the arms trade since 2012 - how do they not have blood on their hands?

Sheffield-based author Livia Barreira shares her own journey, and those of eight other migrant women of colour, through her debut non-fiction novel. She told us more.

Michella Garza Cervera’s directorial debut is a slow burn that shines brightly, asking difficult questions about motherhood.

Andy Mitton’s latest offering is a horror film that focuses on the coronavirus pandemic – but in ways you wouldn’t expect.

Partnering with racial justice organisations to carry out anti-racist work, the initiative aims to "build a community amongst people that may be going through similar experiences" at the University of Sheffield. Project manager Dr Alex Mason told us more.