Hip Hop is more readily associated with excess and hedonism than philanthropy, but Chicago native Chance the Rapper has turned that stereotype on its head by pledging $1 million towards arts education in his hometown to help struggling public schools.

How do Gen Z see themselves in a world divided by politics? What’s making them reach for the stars instead of dream about them? This Generational Snapshot uses statistics and case studies from the US and UK to explore what motivates the first true digital natives and how they view their futures.

With 75% of catwalk models being white, it’s no surprise that young black women aren’t buying fashion’s token approach to diversity. Knots & Vibes is a London-based crochet brand rooted in the African-Caribbean community, using its platform to raise awareness of women’s issues and champion diversity.

While public funding bodies often invest more into London’s cultural landscape than the rest of the country’s, the Yorkshire-based Hepworth Wakefield gallery is proving that regional areas are just as worthy. Having drawn 210,000 visitors in 2016, it’s helping to democratise the arts in the UK.