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Stylist’s Woman of the Week is Pavan Amara whose My Body Back clinics provide sexual health checkups for victims of assault in London and Glasgow.
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Stylist’s Woman of the Week is Dr Sonia Adesara, Director of 50:50 Parliament
Stylist’s Woman of the Week is Edwina Dunn, founder of The Female Lead.
Lucy Sanderson is one of the women behind the redesign of London’s Feminist Library.
Stylist’s Women of the Week are Paula Akpan and Nicole Crentsil, the founders of Black Girl Fest.
In conversation with Dr Rachael Natrajan of the Institute of Cancer Research.
Mental health advocate Joyce Kallevik is Stylist’s Woman of the Week.
Stylist’s Woman of the Week is Katherine Jegede, the founder of The Thinking Woman’s Writing Award.
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“Food has its own language. It makes people come together”
Abortion Support Network founder Mara Clarke is Stylist’s Woman of the Week.
Kate Prince is the choreographer-director of Sylvia, a musical about suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst – and Stylist’s Woman of the Week.
Dr Jess Wade writes Wikipedia biographies of female scientists – and wants to get a book debunking anti-women science into every UK state school
Stylist’s Woman of the Week is charity CEO Asma Shah, who works to help young unemployed women build fulfilling careers.
The former London councillor launched an advocacy group called Glitch, which tackles online abuse of women, after finding herself a target for trolls
Her Women in Print project highlights women from history and provides a platform for contemporary female artists.
Discussing art world sexism and changing career in your 30s with artist Helen Cammock.
Grammy-nominated songwriter Carla Marie Williams has written for everyone from Girls Aloud to Beyoncé. Now, she wants to get more women into songwriting.
Environmental scientist Ruby Raut is on a mission to smash period taboos.