Lauren Hurrell

Lauren Hurrell has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in October 2024. Resources l.hurrell has populated their site with include: • How I escaped the red pill pipeline • Why a Liverpool imam reached out to a far-right rally outside his mosque • Lawyer representing children detained by ICE shows 'horrific' conditions in detention centres • Why Trump's aggression in the Caribbean isn't about drugs • 'Poverty is exploding': why these millionaires are asking to be taxed more • This photographer was tackled by ICE - and threw his camera to save it • The food blogger feeding Gaza's children amid the hunger crisis • 'Mountains of clothing': cleaning the world's fast fashion waste off Ghana's beaches • Why Jeff Bezos gutting the Washington Post is a blow for US democracy • How Ice is getting away from with its aggressive and secretive tactics • The soldiers in Lapland preparing for war against Russia as tensions flare • I'm a survivor of deepfake pornography. Now I'm trying to change the tech industry. • How this TikTok deal could put more media control in the hands of the super rich • Breaking down Mark Zuckerberg's 'extinction level event' for truth on social media • Should nicotine pouches be illegal for under-18s? • Why are trains more expensive than planes in Europe? • Trump claims Tylenol is linked to autism. The scientists disagree • From hope to despair: my journey returning to Gaza City - only to be forced to flee again • Revealed: Saudi Arabia's secretive rehabilitation for disobedient women • Climate anxiety ended my career as a pilot - here's what needs to change • I'm a teacher - here's how to tackle the rampant misogyny happening in our schools • 'The godfather of the alt right': who is the project 2025 co-author poised to advance Musk's agenda? • Instagram • I'm an aid worker for the UN in a warehouse full of aid being blocked from entering Gaza • How Budapest's Pride ban won't stop me from attending • Why opposing the Uk's online safety law doesn't put me on the side of predators • 'Rebuilding on the rubble': my struggle to return home to Gaza City • Why I'm on the Gaza aid flotilla • I'm cleaning up 'tsnuamis' of plastic waste in Guatemala • 'Degrading to Africans': why this celebrity think we should boycott Do They Know It's Christmas • Is sunscreen really toxic? • Giselle Pelicot: will the trial finally change how we talk about sexual abuse? • How women in Iran are pushing back against harsh new morality laws • Why the Paralympics needs to stop being treated as 'inspiration porn' • The tactics social media apps use to keep you addicted • Donald Trump has won the election – what happens now? • What we know so far about the Gaza ceasefire – and the questions that still remain • Trump's rhetoric about migrants is getting more extreme. So are his policies • How Trump's plan to subvert the 2024 election is more organised than ever • Revealed: how the brain changes during pregnancy • The truth behind Trump's connection to the controversial Project 2025 • 'Fire under the ashes': why executions are not stopping Iranian protesters • Why is so little aid getting into Gaza? • Have you heard of 'ghost flights'? • Why India's historic moon landing could changes space exploration • Gen Alpha's skincare hype is concerning – but who's to blame? • How close are we to getting male contraception? • British surgeon in Gaza speaks out as Israel offensive deepens in Rafah • World Cup kiss: Is this Spain's #MeToo moment? • Refusing to fly as has me my job as a climate scientist. Here's why it's a price worth paying • Why has the Guardian blocked Chat GPT? • 'Dictatorship won't last forever': Why I won't stop fighting for Hong Kong – despite the bounty on my head • The deepfake elections are here – how worried should we be? • 'What were you wearing?': the powerful art exhibition taking on sexual assault and victim blaming • Why has a map made Vietnam angry with Barbie and BlackPink? • Idris Elba calls for immediate ban on 'zombie' knives and machetes • I tried a month of rejection therapy – did it work? • 'Reminder that we are all humans': Glastonbury art installation highlights dark side of arriving in UK • 'We want to break down barriers': how people with learning disabilities are challenging perceptions at Glastonbury