Shelf life: Inside food banks
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Food banks have become part of modern society, but what is driving this reliance on them, and can we reach a time when they are no longer needed?
Recent graduates speak on their experience in the London job market, and give advice to their peers and other soon to be jobseekers.
Director of Islington Law Centre resigns raising concerns of an unchanging ‘poverty trap’.
Care worker by day, drug dealer by night
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Artefact meets an apprentice care worker who is paid so little, he has turned to drug dealing to make ends meet.
Asylum seeking and conscious eating
10 Mins read
How charities and organisations in the UK are helping refugees and asylum seekers find work and meaningful connections through food.
The end of unpaid fashion internships
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Artefact learns how unpaid fashion internships are creating a discriminatory industry and a miserable workforce.
Is university worth it?
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Artefact examines whether students and postgraduates feel like university was good for them.
Empowering refugees one chai at a time
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Chaigaram takes the healing power of tea to form a warm relationship between refugees and Londoners.
A modern Greek tragedy
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These powerful images of Athens by photojournalist, Isabelle Andarakis, travel across all languages and candidly describe the despondency felt by the people of Greece, a malaise that has become distinctive of a culture in crisis.