Former Mamamia senior editor Grace Jennings-Edquist has co-launched a fortnightly digital newsletter with fellow journalist Mia Abrahams.
To Her Door is described as '…a new type of feminist publication delivered straight to your phone.' The content targets millennial women and comes first and foremost from a feminist point of view. More specifically, readers can expect to see a 'doorly doctor' sealed section, interviews, essays, spotlights from illustrators, excerpts from books, Q&As and health articles. Subscriptions are also completely free.
“I know of so many talented Australian women writing about feminism and politics, making art, or being activists for diverse causes and I wanted to create an inclusive space where Australian women could tell stories, discuss issues, ask questions, and pass the microphone around all the wonderful people who care about each other and the world around them,” Abrahams told Mumbrella.
Jennings-Edquist agreed, telling the website that, “Given that we’re all facing a rough few years ahead politically, we also believe it’s crucial to keep listening to other people’s stories, recognising our own privilege and having frank conversations about power, current affairs and politics."
Both founders say that the newsletter will in no way compete with Mamamia. They will also be sticking at their day jobs, Jennings-Edquist at Financial Times publication Ignites in New York and Abrahams as content editor for THINX.
