Charlie, 23, is a trans activist from London. Her twitter bio describes herself as an ‘award-winning author (To My Trans Sisters), activist (Nail Transphobia), speaker, sort-of model and “voice of a community” according to Vogue.’ Click here to watch Transitioning Teens, Craggs’ BBC3 documentary.

Amika George, 22, is a British activist who campaigns against period poverty in the United Kingdom and founder of the not-for-profit campaign group, Free Periods. Click to find out more.

Emma Raducanu, 19, is a British professional tennis player, currently ranked British No. 1. She is the reigning US Open champion and the first British woman to win a Grand Slam singles title since Virginia Wade in the 1977 Wimbledon Championships. Click to read more.

Gina Martin is a British political activist and author. Click to watch Martin’s TEDxWarwick Talk: “They told me to change my clothes. I changed the law instead.”

Evaristo is a British writer of various publications that span the genres of fiction, verse fiction, short fiction, non-fiction, poetry, essays, literary criticism, journalism, and radio and theatre drama, all based around her interest in the African diaspora. Click to find out more about Bernadine Evaristo.

Caroline is a British feminist author, journalist and activist. Her work, Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed For Men, has been described as “a book that changes the way you see the world.” It’s an absolute must-read! Click to find out more about Criado-Perez.

Pheebs uses their online platform to share experiences including discovering queer identity, recovering from trauma, and tackling fat shaming/diet culture. Through sharing parts of their own experiences, Pheebs aims to empower other survivors and members of their community, whilst showing that you can talk about your experiences without shame.

Rachel’s book, Rough, explores the ways in which systems of oppression manifest in our sexual culture - from racist microaggressions, to fatphobic acts of aggression, and ableist dehumanising behaviour. Click here to read more.

Catriona is a writer, editor & creative working on society, disability & feminism. Click to read more about Catriona Morton.

Nyome, “the model who made Instagram apologise,” is giving plus-size Black women much-needed visibility in fashion, all while changing Instagram policy. Click to find out more about Nyome on her Instagram.