Mia Chisholm is a high school senior devoted to a life of activism – attending climate rallies such as the School Strike for Climate in 2019. Mia continues her activism inside and outside of schooling.

By Alyssa Loughman

A Discussion with Emma Cooney about Gender Equality, Life and the Future of Feminism.

By Jane Churchill

Interview with our founder, Madeline Price (she/they)

Interview with one of our writers, Frances Mulcahy.

Interview with our previous National Director for Online Engagement, Kristin Perissinotto.

By Jane Churchill

Interview with our previous Engagement and Outreach Coordinator, now board member, Nina.

Interview with our Queensland State Financial Officer, Kesharni Goonewardene.

An Interview with Christina Hobbs, CEO of Verve Super.

Interview with President of Power of Engineering, Ashley McCarthy-Griffiths.

By Ella McKelvey

Interview with K. D. Dinithi Ishara of SisterWorks, an organisation which empowers refugee, asylum seeker and migrant women in Australia to become entrepreneurs.

By Ella McKelvey

Interview with Gayatri Jolly, founder of MasterG, a social enterprise based in Delhi that enables women from low-income communities to question the baggage of societal norms, and establish an identity for themselves through the vocation of fashion design.

By Naomi Menezes

Evelyn’s story, a Filipino working as a nanny in the UAE.

By Ella Tanner

Interview with Henna Khan, co-founder of Universe Simplified Foundation, using Design Thinking to empower students to find innovative solutions to real-life problems through inquiry-driven and hands-on STEM education.

By Naomi Menzes

Asha’s story.

By Ella Tanner

Interview with Prajya Sharma, founder of We Rise, a not-for-profit that strives to achieve Gender Equality by empowering youth to stand up and lead the movement for Planet 50-50.

By Naomi Menezes

Interview with Rinsa Perapadan, a graduate from University of Mumbai’s Social Work program, who along with a few friends co-founded Gyanada Foundation – a not-for-profit that creates better educational opportunities for Indian girls from disadvantaged backgrounds.

By Naomi Menezes

“I could have ended up in a brothel like a few of my friends if I would not be sent away to a hostel far away from home at age 13.” - Sheetal Jain, daughter of a bar dancer and sex worker in Kamathipura (Asia’s most infamous red light area).

By Alifya Loharchalwala

“To me, feminism simply means rejecting societal rules for women. I'm not interested in how the world wants me to look, feel, talk or act.”

Interview with Nicole Bray, owner of Print Me Happy, a social enterprise that helps charities and not-for-profits raise more money at their events using our Instagram Printers.