Essays
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Q&A with Filmmakers Abeer Khan and Kunal Purohit
Q&A with the filmmakers of CG's newest film 'Sex Workers in India: The Impact of Lockdowns'
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Why are we the academic oddballs?
Professors Ellen Townsend and Paul Dolan reflect on how they became ‘outlier voices’ during the pandemic.
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Child Safeguarding Harms & The Pandemic Response
We must not aim simply to restore ‘normality’ for children. Instead, we should look to offer a level of support that is commensurate with the harms incurred.
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3 mins
The Pandemic Response and the Myth of the Caring Society
There is a glaring inconsistency between our self-perception as 'caring' and the reality of our actions
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5 mins
Lockdown and Communication Changes are Leaving Many Disabled People Behind
Autistic people and those with learning disabilities continue to face reduced access to essential services and supports
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6 mins
ESSAY: ‘Special liberties’ and the amnesia of Covid-19 suffering and sacrifice
Stories from frontline adult care worker staff
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9 mins
ESSAY: Covid-19, Utopianism, and the Reimagination of Society
Pandemic responses produced a malleable population ready to accept and actively encourage all manner of things that they would have resisted just two years ago.
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2 mins
ESSAY: Young people need a return to normal – Now
Resilience and wi-fi are not enough to save children from the effects of a socially-distanced world