How does one word define one's culture?
5 Mins read
Amid the ongoing debate of how many Inuit words are there for snow, we examine how other cultures have the same obsession with other words.
We talk to developers and publishers about the rise in physical releases of indie games, and risks companies face to deliver them to consumers.
Period poverty: The monthly 'burden'
4 Mins read
Artefact meets the campaigners helping women affected by period poverty, and asks if change is upon us.
Being a minority in a Muslim country
5 Mins read
Artefact talks to a Christian girl about her life and experiences being brought up in Muslim-dominated Pakistan.
Yellow Days: The charity connecting cultures
3 Mins read
Artefact meets The Yellow Days, the charity who are working to integrate cultures and create a platform for artists, activists and creators.
Are all boys their father's seed?
7 Mins read
Mim Shaikh documented each step of his journey to find his father in his BBC documentary Finding Dad.
Why young people don't go to church
10 Mins read
Losing faith is no rarity for a generation who feel like their identities are being alienated by the Christian community.
Greenland's long road to independence
11 Mins read
Artefact explores how rising temperatures are changing Greenland’s fortunes, and the debate over independence.
Searching for Argentina's 'disappeared'
3 Mins read
How photographer Maria Horton is capturing the emotional fight for answers about the fate of thousands of children.
The charity changing lives one race at a time
4 Mins read
Former GB triple jumper Connie Henry started Track Academy to get young people off the street and into sports. We look back on a busy first decade.