Natalie wrote the Own My Life course.  She is the author of Out Of Control; couples, conflict and the capacity for change and the Creator and Director of the DAY Programme, an innovative youth domestic abuse and exploitation education programme.  She speaks and writes on understanding and ending gender injustice nationally and internationally.

Sarah is proud to work alongside women she respects to further the understanding and liberation of women subjected to male violence. Her experience in the corporate and sales arena, along with her subsequent role as Communications and Policy Lead at a Rape Crisis Centre and currently, as a PhD researcher tackling male violence against women are a good fit for The Women's Liberation Collective’s ambitions and goals.    She finds it a joy to work with like-minded feminists who are both stimulating and supportive.   

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Ebun is a highly skilled and results-driven Finance Professional with over 10 years of experience that spans across audit, finance control, asset management and treasury management functions. She is passionate about making social impact that support women and children.

Sadia is a a child care lawyer looking beyond the case papers and she facilitates the Own My Life course for WE:ARE in Birmingham.

A passionate advocate for fairness and equality, Irene loves being a part of the Sisterhood! She applies her twenty years of experience in team leadership, events facilitation and organising skills to everything that she does. Her mission is to help everyone to understand what they want to achieve and support them as they work towards achieving it. Irene values freedom, choosing to give her time to volunteer and mentor within a range of charities and social enterprises. She is proud to be one of the founding trustees of The Women’s Liberation Collective. 

Louise has 15 years of experience in marketing and communications for tech start ups and scale ups. She is currently Marketing Director at Enthuse, a company who help charities raise more for their causes through donations, events and fundraising technology. 

Henu is CEO of Mid-Kent Mind and has over 14 years’ experience in the Voluntary and Community sector. She was called to the BAR in 2010 and has put her legal skills to use in the charitable sector pursuing justice, equality and fairness for marginalised communities.

Jo is a feminist consultant working with women-led services, focussing on connecting cultures and supporting organisations to be brave, creative, and innovative.

Andrew has significant experience of administration and logistics.  He has previously worked in various technical support and admin roles and does all the admin support, logisitics and book keeping for us.