"how do we hold people accountable for wrongdoing and yet at the same time remain in touch with their humanity enough to believe in their capacity to be transformed?" - bell hooks

"how do we hold people accountable for wrongdoing and yet at the same time remain in touch with their humanity enough to believe in their capacity to be transformed?" - bell hooks

Multi award-winning gender equality activist writer, speaker and facilitator

driven by a commitment to question culture, make change in communities and explore, and educate on, gender stereotypes, masculinities, misogyny and male violence.

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“Gina is a transformative changemaker; a true feminist working for the rights of girls and women.” - Annie Lennox

“Gina is a transformative changemaker; a true feminist working for the rights of girls and women.” - Annie Lennox

"Gina is one of the most empowering facilitators I've witnessed." - Ryder Jack, TMTW

"Gina is one of the most empowering facilitators I've witnessed." - Ryder Jack, TMTW

"Gina's was the best session I've ever attended in my personal or professional life." - Attendee of Gina's Future Women session

"Gina's was the best session I've ever attended in my personal or professional life." - Attendee of Gina's Future Women session

  • Prevention + Facilitation

    Cultural change happens on the ground, one person at a time.

    Since 2022 Gina has run hundreds of workshops in high schools for Tomorrow Man‍ ‍Tomorrow Woman facilitating exploration of:
    - Gender stereotypes and the pressures of femininity for girls and gender diverse teens.
    - Gender stereotypes, the impact of them and how they contribute to inequality and rape culture for boys and gender diverse teens.
    - Understanding the Manosphere, online influences and how to disrupt them for teachers, parents, coaches and carers.

    She has also designed and delivered seminars for workplaces, teachers and parents with masculinities organisation Beyond Equality on disrupting misogyny in schools and online misogyny.

  • Writing

    Reading is self-education and can change hearts and minds.

    Gina has been a writer for a decade and has authored three acclaimed books on making change, social justice and gender relations: Be The Change (2019, Little Brown), Amazon best-seller No Offence, But… (2023, Penguin Random House) and To Hate And Love Men (2024, The Pound Project) which was renewed for a second and third round of publication due to demand.

    She’s has also written opinion pieces for platforms such as GQ, The Guardian, Stylist Magazine, The Telegraph, World Economic Forum, Glamour Magazine and Vogue UK, and her long-established Substack newsletter is a best-seller on the platform.

  • Commercial

    Broadcast and social media are powerful tools for spreading a message.

    With a combined social media community of over 250,000+ across Instagram, TikTok, Threads and X, Gina regularly goes viral for her thought-provoking content.

    She also works with carefully chosen commercial partners to create meaningful commercial work and support on campaigns, such as launching the United Nations UK Youth Envoy and The Body Shop’s international political youth campaign #BeSeenBeHeard, educating audiences via socials with Greenpeace and Teach us Consent and supporting the BPAS and Cosmopolitan “end 1861” campaign to decriminalise abortion in England & Wales, which was ultimately successful.

  • Speaking

    Speaking truth can inspire others to question culture.

    Gina’s dynamic, passionate and candid voice has led to her TEDx talk being viewed over half a million times. From high school halls and charity groups to ad agencies and festivals of ideas, Gina’s delivered talks on gender inequality, male violence, her campaigning and what it takes to create change.

    She can be booked remotely or in person depending on schedule, as she splits her time between Melbourne/Naarm and London.

Recognition
and awards

Gina is most well-known for making upskirting a specific sexual offence in England & Wales (The Voyeurism Act, 2019), with three countries following suit in response. She also worked for Nyome Nicholas Williams to change global discriminatory Instagram policy in 2020 that was censoring plus-sized Black women (#IWantToSeeNyome).

She has won numerous awards including TIME’s 100Next Influential People , Evening Standard’s 1000 Most Influential People In London, Cosmopolitan's Disrupter of the Year, Stylist Magazine’s Remarkable Women of the Year, and The Praeses Elit Award. She rejected an OBE during the Queen's Birthday Honours 2020, citing the history and violence of the British Empire.

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Gina spends part of the year in Melbourne (Naarm), Australia and part of the year in London, UK. She can be booked remotely or in person depending on schedule.

In Melbourne the land I work and live on belongs to the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung people of the Kulin nation. This land will always be first and foremost theirs, and I acknowledge their elders past, present and future whom I stand in solidarity with as they organise for peace and justice against colonial forces