Picking up London's history piece by piece
7 Mins read
Artefact goes mudlarking, to meet the people who are finding bits of history on the shores of the Thames every day.
'Why are your sisters black?'
4 Mins read
Inter-racial adoption isn’t talked about in mainstream media, so Artefact writer Chloe Smith tells her personal experience.
Challenging transgender discrimination
7 Mins read
How one transgender women is hoping her struggle will help others who are facing the same personal journey.
Return to Amatrice
6 Mins read
Three months on, we ask why the medieval Italian town was so badly damaged by an earthquake.
Post-truth politics: how feelings trumped evidence
10 Mins read
In the search for a truthful politics, Artefact investigates whether being driven by emotion is really that bad.
Tinder took me to Egypt
8 Mins read
With Tinder being a normal way to meet somebody in today’s society it still has many potential dangers, this is one personal account.
Britain Furst: a political parody of the UK
5 Mins read
Founder of Britain Furst talks about creating viral content on British social media.
When your job takes you to war
12 Mins read
After the death of a photojournalism graduate from London College of Communication; Artefact asks whether journalism is becoming more dangerous?
Sharia law through women's eyes
6 Mins read
We investigate Sharia councils in the UK, the complexities behind them and the impact on women in abusive marriages.
City folk across India travel to a beautiful forest to learn more about biodiversity with a local Adivasi tribe.