Link List #122: The invasion of the electric scooter, environmentally conscious menus, and the story of a refugee-turned-congresswoman

Link List #121: Saudi money in American universities, thought-provoking drawings by migrant children, and the peacemaking power of food

Link List #120: T-shirt controversy, transgender role models, and the youngest tennis player to compete at Wimbledon since 1991

Link List #119: Colossal sculptures of household objects, the 2019 Serpentine Pavilion, and the first writer of color to win the Carnegie Medal.

Link List #118: Marni’s creative call to arms, meat made from plant-based products, and low carbon websites

Link List #117: The making of Dazed and Confused, the cult of YouTube celebrities, and the last living women with bound feet

Link List #116: Memories of Keith Haring, India’s first community-owned feminist library, and TV shows accurately depicting the art world

Link List #115: Somalia’s first female mayor, Belgium’s Congolese community, and how Morocco is already living in the future

Link List #114: How to write about Africa, photographs addressing Nepalis gender inequality, and a fond farewell to conceptual artist Lutz Bacher

Link List #113: The newly announced poet laureate, Taipei’s drag renaissance, and a viable alternative to election propaganda

Link List #111: Contemporary craft guilds, yeti sightings on the China-Nepal border, and the tribal women fighting for indigenous rights in Brazil

Link List #110: Japanese folk dance, Ghana’s debut pavilion, and the first female head of the African common market

Link List #109: A new Ethiopian train line, faulty feng shui allegations, and women who stole the show at Milan Design Week

Link List #108: Sri Lanka’s first all female surf club, poop on the moon, and the new nature documentary that makes for uncomfortable watching

Link List #107: Art Basel Hong Kong, the making of a refugee, and a fond farewell to the Godmother of French New Wave Cinema

Link List #106: The Beyoncé effect, anti-Brexit protestors, and the inspirational influence of Jacinda Ardern

Link List #105: Impossible burgers, the world’s first genderless voice, and Beto O’Rourke’s big secret

Link List #104: The Chinese Communist Party’s rebranding of Buddhism, a no-frills approach to male therapy, and an ode to the late and great performance artist Carolee Schneeman

Link List #103: Fashion behind bars, the NHS takes steps to eradicate period poverty, and the future for America’s most prominent investigative reporter

Link List #102: The indie print revolution, papier-mâché madness, and the forgotten history of Manchester’s original mixed-race nightclub