Emily Chudy is a journalist with a focus on finance, culture, and societal issues. Her work often explores themes of accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion, with a particular emphasis on gender issues and LGBTQ+ interests. Emily's insights and reporting have been featured in various prominent outlets, including LGBTQ Nation, The Mirror, and Yahoo News UK.
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Emily Chudy’s coverage spans entertainment news, government & politics, and culture & society with a focus on LGBTQ+ issues. She is likely to respond positively to pitches providing insights into evolving stories related to LGBTQ+ rights and representation in media, as well as news related to sports or cultural events.
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Big Issue debunks the myth that checking your credit score might lower it, making it harder to take out a loan or mortgage.
Almost one million young people are considered NEET in the UK. a new UCL study shows youth unemployment can affect lives 40 years later.
A record-high 176,130 kids are growing up homeless in temporary accommodation and they could fill Wembley Stadium two times over.
Figures showed 5,000 households were threatened with homelessness through a no-fault evictions before they were banned under the Renters' Rights Act on 1 May.
By: Emily Chudy
For Juliett, knowing this provides comfort in the absence of federal support. “I know that wherever I go, queer and trans folks will care for and be cared [for] by one another. It has always been this way,” they say. “So long as the government continues to come for queer and trans youth, we will keep loudly speaking out against it. We will protest the policies during the day and dance alongside one another into the night. We care for each other. We are the lifeline.”
A new disability or illness can have a big effect on your finances. Here's expert advice on how to manage your money
Millions of Brits are in debt but stigma remains. Here's why dealing with debts doesn't mean that you have failed.
Young people on benefits are being 'hounded' for hundreds of pounds in rent in advance for an affordable social home.
The cost of living boost includes free bus travel for children this summer and tariffs on some food products including biscuits, chocolates and dried fruits
Grenfell survivors are still waiting for the people and organisations to blame for the fire to be charged almost 10 years on.
