No lost generation
Can computer games like Minecraft help in online schooling and treating Syrian refugee children and give them hope for a world they don’t feel different in?
Can computer games like Minecraft help in online schooling and treating Syrian refugee children and give them hope for a world they don’t feel different in?
The mental health sector is in a financial crisis, affecting the way patients are cared for. Being sectioned can be life saving, but many are left traumatised by the ordeal.
How experts are working to dispel the myths around sharks by interacting closely with them.
The iconic Elephant and Castle shopping centre represents traditional community in the face of change, but for how long?
If the Nazis had won WWII, what would the world look like? Artefact explores the dystopian future we could have been in.
Digital surveillance increasingly reminds Eastern Europeans of the sinister Soviet past.
North Korean exiles in Britain are reluctant to talk about life in the Hermit Kingdom
An extensive new exhibition of Gerda Wegener at Millesgaden, Stolkholm tells a story of unusual love between muse and her artist.
Artefact explores how Dubai has become the epicentre for the arts industry in the Middle East.
Artefact meets, Britain’s first Muslim Drag Queen, to discuss life, career, family and why what he does is so important for gay Muslims around the world.