Why your perception of care leavers is probably wrong
Aggie touches on her own experience of being a care leaver to explain how the media misrepresents foster children and...
Aggie Andrews
Aggie is a content creator at Rife magazine. With a degree in Sociology she is passionate about understanding the stories of others, as well as women’s rights and animal rights. Aggie is going on to study how design can be used as a tool for improving communities. When Aggie isn’t writing you can find her dancing, reading or travelling.
The power of a compassionate workplace: Saying goodbye to Rife
Photo credit goes to Qezz Gill.
Instagram isn't designed to help with your personal growth
Aggie explains why Instagram is a problematic platform for young girls
When I was younger, I decided to post a ‘...
Saying goodbye to Stokes Croft’s LeftBank
Aggie reflects on talent-filled nights at LeftBank that made Stokes Croft feel like home
I had heard through the grapevine, ...
What I've learnt from living in Clifton Village
Aggie shares her perspective on living in Clifton Village
I moved back to Clifton after leaving London in the summer...
Introducing Eleanor Hurley: a Bristol-based writer exploring women's emotional growth
Aggie chats to ascendant auteur Eleanor about creative community, collaboration and her career
Eleanor Hurley is a talented Bristol-based writer...
Nature at the seams: A Bristol photo essay
In this photo essay Aggie shows us her perspective on nature within the city of Bristol
Bristol is a city...
Why we need more Connell Waldron characters on our TV screens
Connell’s chain.
The five most important relationships: advice from Stacey Flowers
Aggie gives us a breakdown of Stacey Flower's TED talk '5 people you need to be happy' and how this...
Upcycling on a lockdown
Aggie turns old wasted materials into new products.
