COLUMNIST: WILLIAM GOMES

Understanding the PDA Series: A Comprehensive Service

Apr 8, 2026 | Feature Article

Welcome to this in-depth guide covering the entire

Access to Work delays ‘threatening jobs of disabled people’, evidence warns

Mar 24, 2026 | Feature Article

Delays and administrative failures in a key government employment support scheme are putting the jobs of disabled people ...

The Weight of Freedom Audiobook Officially Published on ElevenReader

Feb 18, 2026 | Feature Article

The audiobook edition of

Over 70 Parliamentarians Back Call to Axe Retrospective Settlement Plans and Pro...

Feb 13, 2026 | Feature Article

I, William Gomes, Director of

When Everything Feels Broken: An Audiobook by William Gomes

Jan 31, 2026 | Feature Article

An audiobook for moments when coping feels harder than before

Episode 10: Fantasy and Desire | The William Gomes Podcast

Jan 28, 2026 | Feature Article

Exploring Fantasy as the Structure of Emotional Life In Episode 10 of The William Gomes Podcast, William turns ...

Episode 9: Objet Petit a and the Nature of Desire | The William Gomes Podcast

Jan 28, 2026 | Feature Article

In Episode 9 of The William Gomes Podcast, William Gomes offers a thoughtful and accessible exploration of one of the mo ...

Episode 8: Lack, Desire and the Meaning of Incompleteness | The William Gomes Po...

Jan 26, 2026 | Feature Article

A Thoughtful Exploration of Lack In

Episode 7: Desire and the Lacanian Subject | The William Gomes Podcast

Jan 25, 2026 | Feature Article

Desire is often spoken about as something personal, chosen, or directed towards fulfilment. In this episode of The Willi ...

Episode 6: The Real – Lacan, Trauma and What Lies Beyond Words | The William Gom...

Jan 25, 2026 | Feature Article

In Episode 6 of The William Gomes Podcast, William offers a careful and thoughtful introduction to Lacan rsquo;s concept ...

Episode 5: The Symbolic Order and Language | The William Gomes Podcast

Jan 23, 2026 | Feature Article

In this episode of The William Gomes Podcast, William turns his attention to Lacan rsquo;s Symbolic Order and the quiet ...

Episode 4: The Imaginary Order – How Images Shape the Ego | The William Gomes Po...

Jan 22, 2026 | Feature Article

Understanding Lacan rsquo;s Imaginary Order

Episode 3: The Mirror Stage and the Formation of Self | The William Gomes Podcas...

Jan 21, 2026 | Feature Article

Episode 3 of The William Gomes Podcast offers a clear and thoughtful entry into one of the most influential ideas in psy ...

The Unconscious Structured Like a Language: Episode 2 of The William Gomes Podca...

Jan 20, 2026 | Feature Article

In Episode 2 of The William Gomes Podcast, I explore one of Jacques Lacan rsquo;s most influential ideas: the cla ...

Episode 1: Why Lacan Still Matters Today | The William Gomes Podcast

Jan 19, 2026 | Feature Article

This opening episode of The William Gomes Podcast begins a

The Future Of Autism Needs Listening, Not Just Policy

Jan 18, 2026 | Feature Article

Across education, healthcare and employment, autism is often discussed in terms of systems, strategies and outcomes. Wha ...

Understanding Autism Beyond the Traits: A Whole Person Perspective from The Will...

Jan 17, 2026 | Feature Article

Episode 34 of The William Gomes Podcast offers a thoughtful and timely reflection on how autism is understood, moving be ...

William Gomes

William Gomes is a freelance journalist and human rights activist
Amazon | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin. More William Gomes, a British-Bangladeshi from York, North Yorkshire, UK, is a prominent anti-racism campaigner and advocate for the rights of displaced people in the United Kingdom. He actively engages in speaking out against racism both locally and nationally.

Throughout his career, William has contributed to various publications such as The Huffington Post, Open Democracy, The Tablet, The Big Issue, The Yorkshire Post, Yorkshire Bylines, Counter Currents, and Counterpunch. He has also held positions with an international human rights organisation and an Italian news agency. Previously, he focused on addressing human rights violations in Bangladesh, including torture, extrajudicial killings, and enforced disappearances. William diligently collaborates with numerous human rights organisations to raise public awareness of global human rights violations, advocate for justice, and hold perpetrators accountable.

Currently, William is pursuing his doctorate at the University of Essex. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Counselling, Coaching, and Mentoring from York St. John University and a Postgraduate Certificate in Counselling. Additionally, he earned a Master's degree in Refugee Care, jointly offered by the University of Essex and The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust. His academic achievements and experience underscore his commitment to social justice and advocacy.

Why Rejection Hurts So Much for Adults with ADHD

Latest Photo Reports

Catch up with all political quotes from our politicians.

Advertise Here