Aurelia Magazine

Date

July 26, 2022

Chloe Plumstead

Reflections

Well, I went to therapy and it turns out everyone was right

Date

July 18, 2022

Catriona Morton

Responses

Catriona Morton’s THE WAY WE SURVIVE is a powerful & honest account of sexual violence

Date

July 7, 2022

Beth Ashley

Connection

A late train, a mysterious stranger, and the decision to leave my abusive boyfriend

Date

June 7, 2022

Denali Nalamalapu

Identity

How my childhood led to a deep respect for women who run away from their lives

Date

May 16, 2022

Soraya Bouazzaoui

Literal Hotties

Alexis Daria’s YOU HAD ME AT HOLA

Date

May 13, 2022

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Yes, I’m mixed race – that doesn’t mean you can divide me into fractions

Well, I went to therapy and it turns out everyone was right

Catriona Morton’s THE WAY WE SURVIVE is a powerful & honest account of sexual violence

A late train, a mysterious stranger, and the decision to leave my abusive boyfriend

How my childhood led to a deep respect for women who run away from their lives

Alexis Daria’s YOU HAD ME AT HOLA

Supported by FACT

Ebun Sodipo’s Following the Gourd holds space for the hopes and dreams of Black trans people

Zinzi Minott’s Fi Dem shines with undeniable radiance

Rae-Yen Song’s ≈≈aaaaaahmaaaaaa≈≈ is an ode to pain

Supported by Manchester International Festival

I can feel you here

Stories of the 192

You’re never alone in Manchester

Becoming myself in the city

11 Anita Street

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How I learned to let my authentic self come out of the shadows and live in the light

The community that can be nurtured between Iranian and Bangladeshi girls is magic

All of the major moments of my life have unfolded in coffee shops

Aurelia Magazine

Yes, I’m mixed race – that doesn’t mean you can divide me into fractions

Well, I went to therapy and it turns out everyone was right

Catriona Morton’s THE WAY WE SURVIVE is a powerful & honest account of sexual violence

A late train, a mysterious stranger, and the decision to leave my abusive boyfriend

How my childhood led to a deep respect for women who run away from their lives

Alexis Daria’s YOU HAD ME AT HOLA

Supported by FACT

Supported by Manchester International Festival

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