This 1845 memoir of abolitionist Frederick Douglass uses his life story as an enslaved person and prominent abolitionist to illustrate the evils of chattel slavery.

In this memoir, Tan France opens up about his cultural upbringing, his family, and how he became a part of Queer Eye's Fab Five.

Learn about the history of computing, components of computer networks, and different types of cyber threats in this online course from Coventry University.

This documentary follows a group of Zanzibari women and girls as they defy gender expectations by competing in a women's soccer tournament.

This course offered by the University of Virginia through Coursera discusses the importance of adopting ethical business models to create a sustainable future.

In No Visible Bruises, journalist Rachel Louise Snyder unpacks some of the main behavioral patterns of both perpetrators and victims of domestic violence, uncovering its broader implications for society.

In this documentary, director Victoria Rush sheds light on the challenges of being a female rugby player while highlighting the importance of inclusivity and visibility.

Nobody Wants to Read Your Sh*t combines the countless lessons Steven Pressfield has learned from his successful career as a writer in advertising, the movie industry, fiction, non-fiction, and self-help, in order to help you write like a pro.

This book, from the author of the bestselling Thinking Fast and Slow, explores the randomness of human judgment – known as noise – and the strategies we can use to reduce noise and make a fairer world.

Clinical psychologist Dr. Aziz Gazipura explains why being a nice person isn't always a good thing.

If you're going through a tough time or want to express yourself but don't know how, if you need a therapeutic experience without having to break the bank or just want amusement, if you want to develop your poetic skills or are just bored, Notes From My Heart is the perfect guide for you.

In Notes on a Nervous Planet, author Matt Haig writes relatable essays about living with anxiety in the modern world.

This FutureLearn course covers the basics of nutrition, linking it to our and our planet’s wellbeing. From the evolution of modern-day diets to the current obesity and climate crises, it explores how we can improve individual and collective health through food.

Oh Crap! Potty Training provides parents with a step-by-step guide on how to successfully tackle your child's transition out of diapers.

This thoughtful guide from The School of Life teaches us how caring and tenderness have become the most underrated human qualities and why they are essential to a happier, more fulfilled life.

Journalist and climate justice campaigner Naomi Klein makes the case for a Green New Deal in this collection of articles, essays, and speeches, which look beyond the U.S. to envisage a plan for global climate action.

Historian Timothy Snyder examines the warning signs of oppression by identifying its political nature, and what societies can do to resist dangerous leadership.

This insightful documentary provides a glimpse into the online sex work industry by analyzing the rise in OnlyFans' popularity and the lives of its creators.

This gripping book by investigative reporter Stephen Davis details the British Government's covert intelligence operation that landed hundreds of its own citizens in the middle of Saddam Hussein's deadly invasion of Kuwait.

This book outlines methods to help those with ADHD organize their surroundings according to their needs so that they can get things done and finish projects on time.

In this course from the American Museum of Natural History, climate scientists seek to help students become literate on the science behind climate change, with the view that better public understanding is key to our response to the crisis.