Womankind Photographers’ Award
The Womankind Photographers’ Award is open for submissions (note that include a separate photo of the magazine when you submit…
Womankind Photographers’ Award
Womankind #17: Unicorn
Issue #17 ‘Unicorn’ has arrived, you can buy a copy from our online store or subscribe now. Available July 30…
Womankind shortlisted in the Stack Awards
The 2017 Stack Awards, which celebrate the world’s “most exciting independent magazines” received over 400 entries this year, a record…
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Womankind’s Ad-Free Challenge
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Womankind starts organic tea called ‘Poet’
Womankind + books + tea. Some news… Womankind has launched its very own ‘literary’ organic tea called ‘poet’, which can…
Womankind’s communication challenge
Want to write something for Womankind magazine? Then take up our next challenge. Womankind magazine is seeking participants for 5…
Lost words, the language wars
Languages reveal our cultural diversity – the different ways we explain ourselves, the different ways we categorise our knowledge, the…
13 questions: Mr John Clarke
1. The question you’d most like to ask others? What are you doing? 2. How free are you? I’ll be…
You are your life, and nothing else
Existentialist philosophers teach us that we alone are responsible for creating a meaningful life in an absurd and unfair world.…
The Cartoon Philosopher: 13 questions with Michael Leunig
1. What is the biggest threat to our minds? Our minds. 2. What is freedom? Non-compliance and creativity. 3. What…
J.S.Mill’s dedication to his wife Harriet: “On Liberty”
To the beloved and deplored memory of her who was the inspirer, and in part the author, of all that…
On Shadows and Realities in Education (Plato’s Cave)
The Republic, Plato, Book VII AND now, I said, let me show in a figure how far our nature is…
Of the things which are in our Power, and not in our Power
EPICTETUS: The Discourses Book One, Chapter 1 Of all the faculties, you will find not one which is capable of…
Is an ethic of biodiversity enough?
The environmental crisis has never loomed so large nor been so extensively debated as in the last few years. But…
