[01] Chidera Eggerue (the Slumflower)

Chidera Eggerue is a British Nigerian writer, and podcast host. Much of her writing is on feminist issues from a feminist perspective. That being said, she is not regurgitating feminist critiques from the 90s, or even early 00s. Eggerue's intersectional feminist perspective, as woman of colour, provides perspectives that challenge those feminist ideals upheld in white society.

Chidera Eggerue is worth following, reading, and listening to.
Her instagram here.
What a Time to Be Alone: The Slumflower's Guide to Why You Are Already Enough (book).
How To Get Over A Boy (book).
Pocket Power from The Slumflower: Know Your Worth and Act On It (book).

[02] Armen Ra

A queer Iranian musician, and artist, Armen Ra is thought to be one of, if not the best theremin players worldwide.

Take a break from whatever your doing, or listening to, and listen to his music.

Listen here.

[03] Gina Martin

Gina Martin is an English gender equality activist, facilitator, writer and speaker. She runs workshops across schools for Tomorrow Woman around gender stereotypes empowering students to speak their truth and change their communities. She is a Changemaker for UN Women UK, and an Ambassador for Beyond Equality co-hosting seminars on online misogyny. Gina has written three acclaimed books Be The Change, No Offence, But... and To Love And Hate Men for The Pound Project. She also writes for platforms such as GQ, The Guardian, Stylist Magazine, Grazia, The Telegraph, World Economic Forum and Vogue.
Gina changed the law in 2019 making upskirting a specific sexual offence by creating the Voyeurism Act. Three other countries have followed suit.
Keep up to date on Gina Martin here.

[04] Georgia Grace

Also known as G, sometimes GSpot, she is an Australian somatic sexologist, sex eduator, creating a safe and comfortable space online to understand sexuality, gender, pleasure and relationships more. G is carving the way for whoever will listen to understand other people better, to have safer sex, and safer conversations.

Keep up to date with her here.

[05] Milo Hartill

Milo Hartill describes themselves as a "harlot from Western Australia, who does musical theatre, content creation, modelling, and advocacy and activism for anti-racism, anti-fat-phobia, and body positivity." (As described in their guest episode on Glad You Came. with Georgia Grace.)

Keep up to date with them here.

[07] Code Like A Girl

[DESCIRPTION NEEDED]

Keep up to date, or get involved with this femme-led coding community here.

[07] Intanetgirl

In spirit of championing women leading coding communities, Intranetgirl is a fantastic resource for learning Blender, a 3D modelling software. In addition to being a 3D artist, she makes music, and is always working on something cool. Inta is someone to watch.

Follow her here.