Diverse representation is an expectation, but as individuals no longer allow themselves to be defined in singular terms, there's mounting pressure on brands to understand and sensitively reflect how the intersections between race, gender, class, and ability impact people's everyday lives.

With people spending more time at home, traditional television has enjoyed a rise in viewership. With talk of BBC Three going back on the air, it’s clear that, in spite of changing attention spans and innovations in mobile viewing, it’s great, captivating content that wins through.

The representation of ethnic minorities in the media may have improved over the past half-century, but accusations of tokenism and biased coverage remain prevalent. With broadcasters and publishers often shaping cultural agendas, how can they meet their audiences’ expectations for diversity?

Rising calls for action against gender-based violence in Latin America have fostered a climate of feminism and activism. Jevas Combativas is a radio show and transmedia project that’s challenging patriarchal education and addressing sexism through candid conversations and expert interviews.

Combining storytelling, poetry, satire, and music,Birds Eye Viewis a podcast built on a simple but empowering principle: to give marginalised and misunderstood female prisoners at Australia's Darwin Correctional Centre an opportunity to tell their stories in their own words.