Diverse representation is an expectation, but as individuals no longer allow themselves to be defined in singular terms, there's mounting pressure on brands to understand and sensitively reflect how the intersections between race, gender, class, and ability impact people's everyday lives.

CerHom has joined TBWA\Paris to crack down on unsolicited pictures on dating apps and raise cancer awareness. As safety concerns create dating app fatigue and men put their health at risk by continuing to avoid seeking medical help, this ad playfully addresses two pressing issues.

TfL has launched a campaign encouraging bystanders to prevent incidents of abuse and help victims to feel less isolated. Following research suggesting that people would feel more comfortable intervening if they had more information, the campaign features potential intervention techniques.

Professor Leslie Kern explores how the intricate relationship between gender, intersectionality, and gentrification affects the experience of women and gender non-conforming individuals living in the city. How does city design exacerbate inequality and exclusion, and is gentrification inevitable?

The ability to walk the streets without fear should be a fundamental right, yet the majority of women feel unsafe in public spaces after dark. WalkSafe allows users to take control of their personal safety by mapping safe routes home while keeping loved ones connected via automatic alerts.