Dami Fawehinmi 11/6/23 Dami Fawehinmi 11/6/23

The Artists Who are Celebrating Queerness in Rural Britain

When we think of queerness, how often do we associate it with the countryside? With rolling hills, snails and secluded stone villages?

Dami Fawehinmi 8/17/23 Dami Fawehinmi 8/17/23

How Queer Artists are Changing the World through their Arts

Dami Fawehinmi 8/14/23 Dami Fawehinmi 8/14/23

How autistic young people are often traumatised by the education system

The education system often prides itself on being a nurturing and inclusive space to set the foundations for later life, yet for many autistic young people, it can be a place of distress and profound trauma. 1-2% of the population are autistic and Autism is categorised by differences with communication, sensory difficulties, intense interests, repetitive movement and need for routine.

Dami Fawehinmi 7/27/23 Dami Fawehinmi 7/27/23

articles and recreating joy

The following two poems are about two of the many sides of being an ESOL teacher today.

Dami Fawehinmi 7/25/23 Dami Fawehinmi 7/25/23

“My Anxiety led to a pause in my studies. I coped better with Vipassana and meditation.”

Dami Fawehinmi 7/18/23 Dami Fawehinmi 7/18/23

Can We Talk About Black Asexuality Please?

Black sexuality is something that is such a mine-field. Not just on a public discourse level but culturally speaking, private attitudes towards our own sexuality are often in some way tied up in things we’ve intuitively learnt through media, family, religion and exploration.