Alva Guzzini she/her

ART EDITOR / @alvaguzzini

Alva is an artist and a book and paper conservator in training, based in Amsterdam.

She is interested in the arts and particularly intrigued by questions around the politics of memory, material realities, bodies, practices of women, and their intersections. She inherited her interest in feminism from her great grandmother and it hasn’t skipped a generation. She recently discovered that she hates neither computers nor squash – people can change.

Corey Ruzicano she/her

OUTREACH & SOCIAL MEDIA / @coreyruzi

Corey is a writer, educator, and creative consultant from the San Francisco Bay Area, based in NYC.

She believes in expression as a vehicle for individual and collective evolution, the power of having connections and conversations with people of all perspectives, and the glory of a well told story. She is proud to work with the building of her arts + community collective Where’s The Human?, the mutual empowerment of collaborating with young people, and to have had the chance to assist poet, playwright and Yale University professor and founder of the Racial Imaginary, Claudia Rankine, Broadway composer and thought leader, Jeanine Tesori, and writer, feminist and speaker, Gloria Steinem. Her first feature length poetry collection, ’still’, was published in 2021 by Finishing Line Press.

Ernestine Boiling she/her

CULTURE EDITOR / @likehotwater

Ernestine is an art historian based in London.

Her specific area of expertise is 20th century art and its intersections with ecology, place, and queerness. Beyond art she is also an avid cinema-goer, sports enthusiast, and coffee drinker. She has a slow moving artistic practice that is currently focusing on bogs.

Izzy Blankfield she/her

ACADEMIC EDITOR / @izzyblankfield

Izzy is a British PhD student, writer and violinist based in NYC.

Her research brings together feminist ideas of embodiment and resistance in 21st century German-language literature. She is fascinated by strong emotions – not least her own – and strives in her life and research to engage head-on with the frustration, pain and potential for empowerment that come with the very way we express ourselves. She can usually be found in the swimming pool in her spare time.

Joy Léonie Sung she/her

POP CULTURE & MEDIA EDITOR / @endlesssj0y

Joy is Copenhagen-based Journalist and Cultural Studies student exploring identity, power and embodiment.

She's drawn to the stories we inherit, resist, and carve out in the margins. Mixed-raced, neurodivergent, and shaped by years of moving across continents and communities, she brings intersectional perspective to her work in pop culture and media. Navigating institutional spaces and alternative cultural contexts, her approach is grounded in embodied knowledge and refusal to simplify the complexity of lived experience. Alongside rage and critical thinking, she finds clarity and softness in the body and nature to stay porous, attentive, and radically awake.

At RAGE, she curates editorial direction for pop culture and news content while creating audio projects. Joy sees narrative storytelling and digital intimacy as tools of resistance — where feminist rage, vulnerability and contradiction coexist.

Julie Savery she/her

GRAPHIC & WEB DESIGNER / @juliesavery.jpeg

Julie is a multidisciplinary artist from Copenhagen, Denmark, with a background in dance and performance, based in Berlin.

Her creative work spans visual, digital, and physical arts. She trained as a professional dancer in Malmö and Berlin, and holds a BA in Communication Design. Drawing from her performance and design experience, she continues to explore the intersection of these disciplines through working with set- and stage-design. Her artistic practice centers around the body as a topic and medium, which is also reflected in the ongoing life drawing series “akt” she organizes and facilitates around Berlin.

Lara Morello she/her

QUEER CULTURE EDITOR / @lara_mr2l

Lara is a feminist researcher and facilitator in representation and queer studies, with a BA in photography and an MA in gender studies.

She is Italian, based in Copenhagen, and she has lived in Utrecht and Milan. She is committed to building safe spaces where people feel seen, comfortable, and heard. In her research, she explores the role of sight and vision in societies, queer and feminist archival methodologies, and the politics of representation. She is also interested in understanding the relationship between space, power, and self-determination, rooted in her experience of growing up as a queer person in a small village. She is a runner, and her hidden passion is trains and undergrounds (they are so fascinating), she loves writing, the color blue, deep conversations, and feels at home near the water.

Lorenza Foglia she/her

SCIENCE EDITOR / @loyfeuille

Lorenza is an Italian Biophotonics researcher based in Copenhagen. She holds a PhD in the field and previously completed a visiting fellowship at MIT in Boston.

She thinks being a feminist woman in STEM is such a weird experience – apart from the imposter syndrome and the female quotas, STEM is a place where people generally fear or are skeptical about feminism. She has been part of the DTU Feminist Forum Steering Group, where she worked with innovative speakers to give inspiring talks followed by open discussions. She’s always produced her most heartfelt art out of anger, and is looking forward to discovering how others create portraits of their rage and what it sparks in them. As Science Editor she’s hoping to find new expressions of feminism and explore the Venn diagram intersection of science, rage and feminism.

Mathilde Bétant-Rasmussenshe/her

POLITICS EDITOR / @mathilde.br

Mathilde works at the EU Commission on peace and security in sub-Saharan Africa and is based in Brussels.

Danish and Swiss, she grew up near Copenhagen and did her studies in London, UK. She wrote her undergraduate dissertation on female trauma and the #MeToo movement, and then focused on human rights in conflict and fragile contexts. Her professional life centres on peace and security and human rights topics, having worked both in NGOs and within EU institutions. Her discussions on feminism across cultures, genders and generations have almost always brought with them anger and frustration from all parties involved – why she’s interested in further exploring why feminism is tied to rage and how this affects wider human rights and political agendas.

Mia Hedegaard she/they

EVENT CURATOR / @rnix.with.x

Mia Hedegaard is an artist and event manager based in Copenhagen.

With a Master’s degree in Cultural Analysis, her work digs deep beneath the surface always with the ambition of getting under the skin of those taking part.

As a songwriter, poet, and performer, she works with words that strike and reflect. She dares to enter the uncomfortable and brings her audience with her. Through poetry and songs, she opens spaces where the raw essence of the uncomfortable lingers in the body and is felt.

Myrto Apostolidou she/her

WOMEN’S HEALTH EDITOR / @myrto.apost

Myrto is a Greek biologist and poet based in Copenhagen who is pursuing a career in clinical drug development.

She studied Biology in Thessaloniki and Healthcare Innovation in Copenhagen, and is eager to address the staggering inequalities she has observed in early drug development, where the male body is often the default prototype for studying drug interventions.

Myrto reads and writes feminist poetry and first became involved with Rage when she published her [Short] feminist poem on sex in its second volume. In her free time, she enjoys reading memoirs, hosting dinners and dancing the day (and night) away.

Nadia Razali she/her

FOUNDER & EDITOR-IN-CHIEF / @nadiadrazali

Nadia is an Algerian-Danish feminist activist, facilitator, and writer based in Copenhagen.

She lived in Cambridge and NYC for many years, where she was deeply engaged in feminist activism, zine-making, sexual politics and LGBTQ+ rights advocacy. Currently, she works as a Project Manager at UN Women, and serves as Advisor on Diversity, Inclusion, and Youth for a global conference. She founded RAGE Zine as an antidote to feeling silenced within institutional, social and cultural power structures, creating a platform where emotions, particularly feminist rage, are mobilised as a political force rather than dismissed as a liability.

Her work is rooted in intersectional justice and liberatory art practices, moving across feminism, sexuality, mixed-race identity, queerness, psychoanalysis, and intergenerational trauma. She loves synchronicities, the colour green, & reading sexy books in public.

Rosa Greiffenberg she/her

PARTNERSHIPS & EVENTS / @rosagreiffenberg

Rosa has a bachelor’s degree in gender studies (Lund University) and is based in Copenhagen.

She is currently studying for an MA in modern culture and working at the centre for gender, sexuality and difference at the University of Copenhagen.

In her spare time she loves engaging with - and talking about - intersectional feminism and social justice, as well as volunteering with queer youth in LGBT+ Danmark and norm critics in Normstormerne. When not raging about the situation of the world, Rosa can most times be found cooking delicious food or starting a new knitting project.

Roselil Aalund she/her

PSYCHOLOGY EDITOR / @roselilesmarelda

Roselil is a therapist based both in Copenhagen, Denmark and in San Diego, California.

She works with existential phenomenology as a therapist, exploring themes such as how do I want to live my life? What is important for me in my life? For the last five years she’s also been working with sexology and sex education. She runs the art and sexuality platform, Sexualia, which seeks to expand our understanding of sexuality and ‘un-box’ the world. For her, rage and anger are exciting emotions, a natural part of life, and she would like to explore the spectrum of human emotions more and to normalize feeling what we need to feel and create room to express this. According to her, there is a great vulnerability in showing and sharing one’s feelings – this is a strength.

Rosie Walbom she/her

LITERARY EDITOR / @ohnorosieee

Rosie is a writer, activist and MA student from Aotearoa NZ, based in Aarhus, DK.

With a background in comparative literature and gender studies, Rosie is interested in the intersections between the personal and the political; in all of the ways where theory meets flesh. She is currently working on a research project centered around autotheoretical writing practices, with specific focus on how traditional academic writing can be commandeered to capture queer life stories. When she isn’t reading, writing, or raging, Rosie can be found swimming in the ocean or having a yarn about football, food and feminsísm – the three great loves in her life.

Veruschka Hass she/her

COMMUNITY & ENGAGEMENT / @v.e.r.u

Veruschka is a writer and copywriter from Munich, Germany based in Copenhagen.

With a degree in English Literature and an M.A. in Shakespeare Studies – yes, that’s a thing! wild, I know – during which she focused on female agency within the playwright’s works, the written word has been her companion and confidante for a long time. Occasionally dabbling in creative writing herself, but primarily focusing on copywriting in her full-time job, she moved to Copenhagen in 2023 after living in Munich, Germany and London, UK and is looking forward to help in building a community of raging feminists in the Danish capital.