rabble.ca is pleased to announce the appointment of Lisa Rundle as its new Editor.

rabble.ca is Canada’s most successful independent Internet magazine with more than one million page-views and 65,000 visitors per month. Combining the hot energy of activism with the cool eye of journalism, rabble is a unique media product.

“rabble represents a new kind of journalism that’s interactive and engaged,” says Rundle. “I’m tickled pinko to be the new editor.”

Rundle comes to rabble from editing and writing at This Magazine, Saturday Night and Fireweed: A Feminist Quarterly. Her writing has also appeared in U of T Magazine, The Toronto Star, Herizons and Trade: Queer Things.

“Lisa is a bright young star in journalism and a respected activist in the women’s movement,” said rabble publisher Judy Rebick. “We are just thrilled that she has decided to work with rabble.ca.”

As an activist, Rundle has worked with the Canadian Congress for Learning Opportunities for Women, the Centre for Feminist Research and the University of Toronto Women’s Centre.

Co-editor of the award-winning Turbo Chicks: Talking Young Feminisms (Sumach Press, 2001), she has travelled as far east as London (U.K.) and as far north as Sudbury (Ontario) to speak about third-wave, inclusive feminism. She can also be found with some regularity discussing social justice issues on national television and radio.

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416.963.3535 ext.1# or 416.538.6835