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Was great to chat to Lee Elliot Major who is doing really important work addressing and dismantling social inequalities

Great article reflecting so positively on the subject of the interview - a talented, values-driven graduate of Durham University - and the interviewer. Well done Palatinate

A bit about what we do and how to get involved ✨

One of my favourite interviews to date !! Was so interesting to chat to Nathaniel about AI technology in Knowhere

Our website is finally live! duwomeninmedia.wixsite.com/womeninmedia If you're interested in writing for our blog or trying out your video or podcast skills, please reach out or email [email protected]

We are so excited to announce our new blog ✨ The DUWIM Blog ✨ Check it out on our website via the link in our bio! We are always on the look out for more contributors so get in touch if you’d like to get involved!

"Access to quality education is more important than ever": Hannah Barrow tells us about the important work that the Coronavirus Tutoring Initiative (CTI) is doing.

A few words on Sarah Everard and violence against women, and some resources for survivors 💜

"The motif of summer and the unreliability of memory and perception has inspired a number of writers": Profile editor Isabella Green recommends three novels that capture the feeling of summer.

Profile speaks to Dr Rebecca Webster, Durham graduate and Psychology lecturer, about her research into pandemic health behaviours, for which she was recently recognised by Forbes' 30 under 30 list.

"In publishing, everything is more subjective. This can be incredibly daunting for someone trying to break into the industry; their hypothetical shortcomings aren’t measurable in the traditional sense" 👇 thebookseller.com/comment/breaki…

We heard you missed our quiz, we've got you covered! As we look ahead to The #BritishBookAwards 35th Anniversary, we're bringing back our Got It Covered quiz with a #Nibbies Special! Test your bookish knowledge 👇 thebookseller.com/spotlight/got-…

There’s that thing with writing, where the more personal it is, the more universal it becomes, says @Arifa_Akbar on her latest narrative non-fiction offering, Wolf Moon (Sceptre Books) 🌙🌃 Read the interview here 👇 thebookseller.com/author-intervi…

ICYMI: When I was in the army, there were no mobile phones or anything like that. So, when you went out on manoeuvres, you would take books as your entertainment, says MW Craven (M.W. Craven) as he looks back at his journey towards a literary life 👇 thebookseller.com/author-intervi…

I wanted to emphasise the extent to which any relationship between a storyteller and a reader or listener is a matter of trust. It’s a handing over of yourself to them, says Thea Lenarduzzi on her new book The Tower (Fitzcarraldo Editions) 👇 ebx.sh/0rQEXX

The British Book Awards (#Nibbies) 2026 Book of the Year shortlist have been revealed, including Freida McFadden, AF Steadman, Charlie Mackesy and Ruth Jones 👇 ebx.sh/aaDrcw