Makua Adimora is a behavioural analyst at Canvas8. After completing a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, she shifted her focus to culture journalism. With a keen interest in music and culture, she has written for the likes of 

, and Al Jazeera, among others. In her spare time, she can be found overspending at Superdrug or writing about the new-school hip hop scene in Nigeria.

RADICAL CARE

People have long regarded athletes, rockstars, and those in the armed forces as ‘heroes’, but COVID-19 has pushed an oft-overlooked demographic squarely into the limelight. Carers, delivery drivers, grocery store staff, and warehouse workers are gaining plaudits for keeping entire countries running. But with many of these frontline workers employed precariously – on minimum wage or zero-hour contracts – people are gaining awareness of how governments and businesses are failing to protect those we need most.

Radical Care

United States

Citizenship

Community and grassroots

Health and Fitness

Libraries across the US are helping people get healthier, offering everything from fitness classes to blood pressure monitors that can be checked out like books. As the healthcare system falls short of everyone's needs, third-party institutions are stepping up to address gaps in care.