Ctrl.Alt.Shift produced a website and a magazine which became the first third sector publication to go on sale as a consumer title. She also worked on direct action events such as protests outside embassies and campaigns for women's rights. She worked with Riz Ahmed to create the 'United Underground' events at the Southbank Centre and organised a 'Rave for Haiti' with acts including Ms Dynamite, Tinie Tempah and Sway which raised over £10,000. References External links Chantelle Fiddy's profile at The Guardian Chantelle Fiddy’s Twitter page Living people 20th-century British writers 21st-century British writers British critics Year of birth missing (living people)