Lucy Kelly is a Registered Midwife, established writer, watermelon eater, and women’s health advocate.
Two years after her essay about working in an abortion clinic, Lucy Kelly reflects on how the abortion debate has, and hasn't, moved on.
I love my job, writes midwife Lucy Kelly. But love can't make up for a wage I can barely survive on.
This Christmas many are struggling to come to terms with miscarriage and infant loss. In this personal essay, Lucy Kelly, a student midwife, shares her own story of the heartache of pregnancy loss.
The #metoo campaign to publicise the extent of sexual assault and harassment has taken social media by storm. But it's not anything new, writes Lucy Kelly. For most girls, sharing stories of sexual abuse is part of growing up. So what are the stories that boys tell themselves?
The new Netflix movie is a remarkably tone-deaf and insight-free depiction of anorexia nervosa, writes Lucy Kelly.
What Catholic high schools teach teenage girls about sex affects them for years to come. 21-year-old Lucy Kelly looks back on her Catholic education.
Would witnessing terminations change your view on abortion? Student midwife Lucy Kelly explains how an abortion clinic placement made her rethink her assumptions about women who end their pregnancies.
