Bossy

ANU’s online and print intersectional feminist publication. Check out our online publication at bossymag.com!

Bossy is ANU’s intersectional feminist publication, with online and print platforms, which strives to empower contributors and educate the community. Bossy was founded in 2015 as a branch of the ANU Women’s Department and is created on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. We accept submissions from ANU students, staff members, and alumni who are women, femme-aligned, non-binary, and/or genderqueer. Bossy is affiliated with the ANU Women's Department.

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Australian National University
Canberra, ACT
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https://bossymag.com/

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Bossy is a medium for change, a platform for marginalised voices, a creative space, and full of opportunities and collaboration.

We publish content about everything — you would be amazed at the breadth of topics our content explores — in all the styles of writing you could imagine: reviews, poetry, long-form fiction, interviews, memoirs, satire, open letters, opinion pieces, visuals, and the list goes on.

We accept submissions from women-identifying, femme-aligned, non-binary and genderqueer ANU students, staff members and alumna. Though we only accept submissions from a select contributor base, we produce content for everyone.

When sourcing content, however, we always have the following aims in sight.

To shed light on the realities that marginalised members of our community face each and every day, especially those who are Indigenous, disabled, intersex, transgender, gender diverse, international students, people of colour or of a low socio-economic status.

To create a space where our contributors can speak loudly, proudly and without apology.

To publish content that is different, interesting and relevant for all our readers.

To educate as many people we can about intersectionality and intersectional feminism.

To advocate for and discuss feminist aims for equality.

Bossy is managed, created, printed and distributed on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. Bossy was founded in 2015 as a branch of the ANU Women’s Department (ANUWD) and is managed by undergraduate and postgraduate ANU students.

Find us at:

https://bossymag.com/

https://www.instagram.com/bossy.magazine/

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