Goldsmiths Journalism Features

2024-25 · BA History & Journalism · BA HJ 2024-25

From Riot to Reclamation – Reflecting on 40 Years Since the Broadwater Farm Riots

By Suwaibah Iffat by Suwaibah Iffat 04/04/2025

2024-25 · BA History & Journalism · BA HJ 2024-25

‘They couldn’t burn all of us’

Alix Pells delves into the ancient practices of witchcraft in London, exploring the evolution of Wicca’s 20th-century rebrand and meeting with modern covens that continue to challenge centuries-old persecution. From hidden rituals to a thriving community, the legacy of London's witches is alive and well. by Alix Pells 28/03/2025

2024-25 · BA History & Journalism · BA HJ 2024-25

Breaking up with contraception

It once lived in bathroom cupboards and shelves, bedside tables and dressers, handbags and purses, it was a trusted partner. But something has shifted. The pill has become a toxic relationship for women's health. by Lois Bedford 27/03/2025

2024-25 · BA History & Journalism · BA HJ 2024-25

“When you take empathy out of your politics, then I’m not there with you”

In every election, voters are faced with a major choice. For some the choice is easy, whilst for others it may be the hardest decision they’ve made in 4 years - how did policy and identity play a role in the elections of 2024? by Henry Francis