Isabella Roxburgh is the Sub-Editor of Ramona Magazine for Girls and a Melbourne-based feminist with a BA(Hons) in Sociology. She has published a course unit for high school students on gender identity and expression, developed training programs on the Rule of Law and gender bias, and is currently helping out at The Fabric Social as a grant-writer and fundraiser.
Posts contributed to by Isabella Roxburgh
Not Everyone Needs a Megaphone
Writing by Isabella Roxburgh // Artwork by Zoya Godoroja-Prieckaerts // Given that we have so many powerful people in public spaces fighting to dismantle the reproductive rights of women worldwide, not to mention the verbal and physical violence endured when accesing the procedure and pervasive social stigma, why did The Lily think it was advisable to publish not one, but two anti-choice features?
BABES IN BUSINESS: Fi McAlpine
Interview of Fi McAlpine by Isabella Roxburgh // Started by three young Australian women, The Fabric Social is a Melbourne-based clothing label whose producers are conflict-affected, displaced and other vulnerable women in Asia. They are basically Fashion Without Borders.
WHAT’S ON IN YOUR TOWN: The Fabric Social // Fashion Revolution Week
Writing by Isabella Roxburgh // To mark this year’s Fashion Revolution Week, The Fabric Social is hosting a party on Saturday 29th April! It will go from 6pm-9pm, and will be held at 4 Gooch St, Thornbury.
Read MoreWHAT’S ON IN YOUR TOWN: The Fabric Social // Feminasty Trivia Night
Writing by Bella Roxburgh // Love trivia nights, but tired of their almost exclusive focus on men? Then look no further. This Friday 24th of March, join The Fabric Social at the Flemington/Kensington Bowls club for its Feminasty Trivia Fundraiser Night.
Read MoreAMAZING BABE: Deb
Interview of Deb Mak by Isabella Roxburgh // Sometimes I think that being able to say you’re proud of something doesn’t come that easily to young women, and I’ve noticed that in my friends.
Read MorePlan B
Writing by Isabella Roxburgh // Photograph by Tiziana Gualano // Any person should be able to receive unbiased, non-judgemental healthcare. Yet, here in the middle of our discussion about emergency contraception was a very loaded question.
Read MoreBut Sport Is For Boys
Writing by Isabella Roxburgh // Photograph by Makeda Sandford // When I was younger—much younger—I desperately wanted to play soccer, and for a very brief, barely memorable period, I did.
Read MoreADVICE FORUM: How to Be Happy
Advice by Isabella Roxburgh // Photograph by Elodie Mosely
How do you find joy and look forward to the coming day when life’s got you down?
Read MoreMEET OUR ROUND 3 INTERNS
MEET OUR INTERNS // Celine, Clair, Isabella, Kaitlin, Lillian, Maddie, Quincy, and Sophie
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