A comprehensive look at how women have used their feminine wisdom, awareness and innovative thinking
to challenge the status quo.
Artist: Kawita Vatanajyankur
Outwardly, chaos reigns. But inwardly? There’s something brewing—a whole new world. One that calls for bold, heart-centered, feminine-led creativity. Even as women continue to face systemic barriers—discrimination, limited opportunities, gender violence, and deeply ingrained stereotypes—we are fueling a quiet revolution. And in the midst of it all, we are forging a path toward an inclusive and equitable future.
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YOKE is an independent, reader-supported magazine celebrating creative journalism with no advertising. Since launching in 2014, YOKE has become a key player in Australia’s resurgence of independent print scene, uniting a community seeking meaningful, change-driven content.
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With over 100 pages per issue, YOKE has highlighted diverse voices across art, wellness, and social leadership, featuring both emerging and established talent. Produced in Redfern and printed in Melbourne, YOKE’s print issues have sold out with a circulation of 25,000, reaching both national and international audiences. Now, YOKE expands its impact digitally.
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Marking a decade, this special edition focuses on women’s lives and equality, exploring how women push for inclusivity and challenge societal norms. It celebrates their resilience, wisdom, and innovation, aiming to inspire a more equitable future.
Natalie Behjan Art Director & Visual Comms, is a designer working across all print and digital applications to create innovative, elegant and unique design solutions. She is currently researching how the role of design is increasingly political, shaping public perception about key issues and how data visualisations have the power to inform how we perceive the world.
Cynthia Sciberras Founding Editor, Creative Director... is a creative activist and patron of women and the arts with a special skill for creating nourishing communities and meaningful conversations for change. With a dedication to seeing creativity, beauty and unity as the force for change. She also brings together an all -female collective of passionate creative experts, under the agency Creativity Moves, who champion authenticity and excellence as a celebration of women.
Dominique Antarakis Deputy Editor is the CEO & Founder of Change&Co. Drawing on her background as a journalist and agency copywriter to craft compelling copy on complex topics, she is a master storyteller, oversees a team of thinkers, change agents and communicators helping ethical organisations do good, better.
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A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful supporters and to the Australian Cultural Fund.
We’re deeply grateful to each of you who has championed this creative, feminine cause and the spirit of independent publishing.
Together, we’re celebrating the strength of women and the incredible impact we create when we unite in creativity, resilience, and grace.
Here’s to creativity, community, and to YOU!
