A Devon theatre has joined forces with Exmouth's the Deaf Academy to make the venue and its productions more accessible to people with hearing loss. The collaboration grew out of a letter one of the ...

For years, my Android home screen has been a rotating graveyard of task management apps. I have jumped from minimalist to feature-heavy, from proprietary to open source, always convinced that the next ...

Decolonizing our worldview requires decolonizing our language—terms like ‘Global North’ and ‘Global South’ obscure complexity and uphold colonial ...

The former VP had a mic-drop moment when stopping by the A Day of Unreasonable Conversation summit in Los Angeles on Monday.

A therapist argues Colorado's ban on "conversion therapy" violates her free speech rights. About half the states have similar restrictions.

President Theodore Roosevelt (October 27, 1858-January 1919) was the 26th president of the United States. He served from 1901 to 1909. When asked to rein in his 19-year-old daughter, Alice, whose ...

When digital progress leaves basic literacy behindDigital access is expanding fast across South Africa, but without basic literacy, can it truly empower? By Rennie Naidoo, Professor in Information ...

Three gay Spanish influencers are building bridges between LGBTQ+ voters and anti-immigration parties, part of a growing "homonationalist" movement fracturing Europe's progressive coalitions ...

The Center welcomes the king of camp, John Waters, for an unforgettable Halloween night of cult cinema and twisted storytelling. Expect an endless bag of transgressive tales and hetero-non-aggressive ...

Literacy charity Inclusive Books for Children has published its annual Excluded Voices report, revealing "stark inequalities" in UK children’s publishing. The report’s authors examined fiction for ...

The Daily Nexus conducts an annual demographic survey of our editorial board in order to gauge if the Nexus’ internal diversity, equity and inclusion goals for community representation are reflected ...

Courier-Mail columnist Kylie Lang ignited the conversation in her column, highlighting how “the perpetually offended” want this change made.