Across the UK, many of us often describe feeling unprepared, unheard, or dismissed. As an artist and community organiser working in creative spaces, I see how art can become a supportive system when language, medicine, or systems fall short. Before we talk about how art supports us, it’s important to understand what perimenopause and menopause actually are, because they are not the same thing—even though they’re often used interchangeably.

Setting up a Community Interest Company (CIC) in Medway offers a clear path for artists, community organisers, and social entrepreneurs who want to formalise their work for public benefit. Yet, the process can feel overwhelming if you’re unfamiliar with legal structures, Companies House, or the CIC Regulator. This guide breaks down the essentials of registering and running a CIC in Medway, helping you avoid common pitfalls and stay compliant without losing your mind.

Digital Protest, Archival Resistance, and the Politics of Absence Author:   Michi Masumi . BA.MA Date:  August 2025 Funder:  This protest was funded by ARTCRY Locations:   King’s Cross (Google HQ) , Liverpool Street & Shoreditch, Canary Wharf Keywords:  Protest Anthropology, Black British Women, Digital Humanities, AI Bias, Archival Protest, Intersectionality This document reflects on Coded Out: 0.7% – Everything but Black Women , a three-day protest staged in London’s digital corridors. The...