Is Allyship for Me?
Read on for a blog post sent to us from Jeff Saddington-Wiltshire who was the Education Officer at KeeleSU between 2016 and 2018. He now works for Hertfordshire Students’ Union as… Read more Is Allyship for Me? →
July 2019 Planning Meet-Up
After just over a year of activism we are ready for the next academic year. We met up in Chancellors Cafe for two hours on the Wednesday 10th July (yesterday!)… Read more July 2019 Planning Meet-Up →
Mental Health Awareness Week: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: What You Don’t See
TW: Mental Health, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, As part of Mental Health Awareness Week we have a blog post submitted to Women of Keele Educate, the writer wished to remain anonymous. … Read more Mental Health Awareness Week: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: What You Don’t See →
Mental Health Awareness Week: Why Suicide as a Topic Should be De-stigmatized
TW: Mental Health, Suicide, Loss Support contact details at the bottom of this post As part of mental health awareness week I have written this blog, to share what life… Read more Mental Health Awareness Week: Why Suicide as a Topic Should be De-stigmatized →
Solidarity Visit to Goldsmiths Anti-Racist Action #MyRacistCampus
At the very start of this new year of 2019, I had made a promise with my friend to live our lives without filter – to live life with no… Read more Solidarity Visit to Goldsmiths Anti-Racist Action #MyRacistCampus →
Women in Sport: Celebrating Our Bodies and Demanding Change
Last night a small rag-tag group of keen Women of Keele Educate members gathered to listen to three fantastic members of the Keele Sports Center. Presenting for us were: Mel… Read more Women in Sport: Celebrating Our Bodies and Demanding Change →
We Need to Save Keele
Get in touch if you can help in any capacity email us: womenofkeeleeducate@gmail.com Use the contact form here
Patriarchy Could Have Killed Me: My Journey with Invisible Illness as a Woman and Moving Forward
Today, I was vacuuming my floor and I felt my heart race. I thought it was back. And for a moment, I was ill again and trapped in a cycle… Read more Patriarchy Could Have Killed Me: My Journey with Invisible Illness as a Woman and Moving Forward →
