ISSUE O1 of The Every Woman Magazine is an ode to the journey.

Journeys. Small steps, larger leaps and great bounds. 

Issue one is about journeys in every form: artistic ones that meander and  circuit around their subject before nailing down their expression; physical  ones that are staggered, hot and arduous; and emotional ones, whether they’re unravelled through a relationship or by going deeper into yourself. 

This issue tracks how women travel from one place to another — through time, through place — and what they learned along the way. 

And, what was waiting for them on the other side. 

The women featured in Issue 01:

• Katie Kolodinski, founder of Silk Laundry
• Julia Watson, an architect who thinks that ancient Indigenous wisdom can help fight the climate crisis
• Madeleine Gray, debut novelist of Green Dot
• Aditi Mayer, on sustainable fashion activism
• Betty Reid Soskin, the life and times of America's oldest woman park ranger
• Neada Deters, on turning generational lessons into considered beauty brand Lesse

Exploring the arts, environmental grandeur, scientific progress and the power of women’s voices in the face of injustice. Over 210 pages, The Everywoman Magazine harnesses storytelling through words and art, creating beauty, depth and substance through exquisite photography, in-depth features, raw, personal essays, informative Q+A’s and a breadth of incisive profiles celebrating fascinating women from around the world. 

Contributing Writers: Alana Cloud-Robinson, Amani Haydar, Diana Reid, Emma Do, Fariha Róisín, Georgia Hopkins, Gina Rushton,Mariela Summerhays, Reem Kassis, Rosie Dalton, Sarah Ayoub, Sheree Joseph, Ying-Di Yin.

Contributing Photographers: Anne Peeters, Clement Pascal, Delphine Chanet, Hayley Nedland, Ilsa Wynne-Hoelscher, Jen Steele, Melanie Rodriguez.

210 pages, offset-printed and bound, full colour on uncoated paper. Printed in Australia on FSC certified paper purchased from paper merchants who only source paper from accredited mills to ensure paper pulp is sourced responsibly from sustainable forests and recycled material.