Equality & Social Justice

The incredibly misguided #AskDontAssume campaign is sending the wrong message. The last thing we need is to encourage more people to ask disabled people to volunteer personal information.

Local musician and activist talks about the importance of community building and commoning in the face of uncertainty and the multiple crises humanity is facing up to.

Children and young people are now waiting almost 9 months to be assessed by CAMHS in Sheffield.

For Black men, Sheffield's barbershops are a site of community and alternative ways to explore mental health and masculinity, writes Macole Lannaman.

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

Founded by Sheffield's Rainbow Blades, the new group will provide mutual support and a united front against anti-LGBTQ+ hostility.

Two groups of Owls and Blades are part of a growing movement across the UK to tackle abuse and discrimination on the terraces.

The event includes a noisy march to Endcliffe Park and aims to stand against corporate 'pinkwashing' and the police.

As services across Sheffield struggle to serve those with complex needs, Emily Ingram speaks to just two of the unique non-profits that are stepping up to help people cope.

Now firmly established as a mainstay in the city’s cultural calendar, this year’s MigMat was a powerful reminder of the ability of art and music to bring people together.