Justice4Grenfell: A voice for the voiceless
6 Mins read
We meet the people behind Justice 4 Grenfell to find out why they have chosen to generate their own news content for their campaign.
Artefact interviews an ex-soldier about his experience in the British Army and discusses whether health and wellbeing is being prioritised.
Drawing for the voiceless in Yemen
6 Mins read
Yemeni artist Noha Al-Maghafi talks of her inspiration to start the the ‘Yemeni Peoples Project’ in response to the war in Yemen.
The right to happiness
5 Mins read
Is it possible to rely on government when it comes to personal happiness? We examine the latest research.
Taking control of our narrative
9 Mins read
To challenge the stereotypes and marginalisation artists use their creative talents to claim back their narrative, promote diversity and cohesion.
Britons fighting Brexit
1 Mins read
Artefact joined protesters outside 10 Downing Street for an anti-Brexit rally.
The strongest surveillance regime in the world
5 Mins read
The Investigatory Powers Act has come into effect in the United Kingdom, so Artefact explores what this means in reality.
Where poverty lives at the seaside
8 Mins read
We visit the Essex town of Harwich which, after the shipping boom of the past, is now a potent example of poverty in modern Britain.
MP addresses students' Brexit worries
2 Mins read
Keir Starmer MP faced a night of questioning from students about holding the government to account over Brexit.