Events like Notting Hill Carnival must be protected. The demonisation and criticism of them in the press, or the attempts by the wealthy and  powerful to shut them down, must be challenged.

In putting this zine together, we wanted to create a space to celebrate the work of people like us, people whose experiences of life and of Cambridge in particular are complex, painful and joyful.

We hope that the university will do its due diligence in protecting and ensuring Jason’s well-being, as well as in supporting his right to freedom of speech.

Annual letter from FLY Cambridge: FLY will continue taking up space alongside WNBPOC of the university and speak out against all forms of ignorance and discrimination.

Inspired by Oxford Women International Society. A project by Sophia Luu and Qiuying Giulia Lai (photographer).

The following letter is the result of a meeting that took place amongst students about the need for the faculty to decolonize its reading lists and incorporate postcolonial thought alongside its existing curriculum.

Two poems by Zahra Imaan: ‘Fly Girls’ and ‘So you’re an “ally”‘