learning/unlearning

(Don’t) Be Naughty!

by Hannah Stockwell

In a world that systematically dehumanises children and their misbehaving, we should strive to celebrate it and grow confident…
How can we learn hope?

by Arthur Rowe Jones

I am finding mustering hope for the future difficult. We’re living in a time made up of quilted existential…
It’s Always Playtime!

by Hannah Stockwell, Lucy Lay, Bella Geiwald, Jiachen Shao, Stephanie Pyburn, Yeji Kim

Inspired by the reimagining of the Young V&A archive, this project sought to deconstruct, reassemble and reclaim boundaries and…
Unlearning Language: The Ordered Chaos of Finnegans Wake

by Daisy Greetham

‘riverrun, past Eve and Adam’s, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings us by a commodius vicus…
What’s Sacred is Chosen

by Jamie Richards

When I was 8 or 9 years old, my family took a holiday to Wells, a beautiful seaside town…
Memorising the Night Walk Alone

by Íde Simpson

I love you on every tube to Oval station, and when I blow a kiss through the closed glass…
by Jasmine Benchouiha

I am still trying to learn and unlearn so much about myself. It’s almost arresting how little I know…
What Sort of Person am I When I am Applying for PhDs?

by Patrick Gwillim-Thomas

Imagine the worst-case scenario, the person who reads your essay has been in the field for decades. She is…
Portraits of a Generation

by Miquel Agell

The documentary is inspired by Girona Province in Spain and tells a story of a generation of the past…
un- D O I N G (or, An Education in Wordle and the Meaning of Life)

by Ellen Agnew

An online conversation descends into a blur of misunderstanding and nastiness and culminates in an unceremonial, undignified unfriending. You…
Reimagining Homes: Evolving the Idea of the Family Unit

by Sonal Nain

Growing up, we were taught in primary textbooks that a typical, normal, family consists of a father, a mother, and…
Unlearning Accent Bias

by Cleo Nelson

So when we went to London, to work, I probably did have quite a Hull accent. so if you…
Untruthful facts

by Alaa El Souri

Oh Great Britain- the greatest of them all? Great enough to take our lands, and watch us while we…
The Loss of Haptic

by Eden Spence

I was the child combing through sea pools, stumbling over rocks with an upside-down castle bucket in one fist,…