The emancipating power of data collection – Women’s March Global 2021
Beanna Olding reports on the efforts by the organisers of the 2016 anti-Trump Women's March to survey global feminists.
Read moreBeanna is studying languages, cultures and international relations (with Spanish) at the University of Leeds. Before university, she spent some time in Kenya and solo backpacked through South-East Asia. Beanna has a passion for humanitarian issues and environmental protection and enjoys creative writing, yoga and meaningful political conversations. She occasionally dabbles in artwork and salsa dancing classes.
Beanna Olding reports on the efforts by the organisers of the 2016 anti-Trump Women's March to survey global feminists.
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