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OPEN CALL: Join the RAGE Collective in Copenhagen

Become part of RAGE Zine and help us build a global feminist platform powered by rage, creativity and political activism.
Apply below by midnight CET on Sunday 22 November

ABOUT RAGE ZINE

RAGE Zine is a global intersectional feminist zine, platform and collective founded in 2023, dedicated to the creative and political force of feminist rage.

Our annual print and digital zine publishes bold, experimental feminist art, writing and creative projects across disciplines and mediums, primarily in English. We’re interested in work across a wide range of disciplines and mediums that harness rage as the powerful source of creativity it can be. We published our first volume in June 2024, followed by our second in June 2025 and our third in June 2026. 

Beyond the zine, we run an active digital presence through Instagram and our Substack, and organise feminist workshops, events, panels and collaborations that amplify feminist voices, ideas and activism.We also develop partnerships, collaborate with organisations and build new ways to bring feminist ideas into the world.

ABOUT THE RAGE COLLECTIVE

RAGE Zine is led by a global collective of 12 feminist artists, writers, academics, creatives and activists, based around the world but headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. Our members are currently also based in Aarhus, Berlin, London, Genoa, Seoul, New York City and San Diego.

Our collective works in English and brings together people working, studying and creating across intersectional feminism, art, literature, education, politics, science, psychology and beyond. We are the editorial team behind RAGE’s annual print and digital zine, working together to commission, review, select and edit submissions. Many of us also contribute our own writing and creative work. 

In Copenhagen, we are a registered association ('frivillig forening') and share an office space at Union KBH and regularly organise events, from zine launches and creative workshops to panel discussions and community gatherings. We also collaborate with other organisations and take part in relevant festivals, exhibitions and events, hosting approximately 4–5 events each year.

We’re building a platform, not just publishing a zine, so there’s plenty of room to shape what RAGE becomes: developing our print and digital publications, building our online platforms, organising events, creating partnerships, growing our community and bringing new ideas to life.

JOINING THE COLLECTIVE

We’re looking for 2–3 new members to join the RAGE Collective in Copenhagen, particularly people excited about organising events, building community and growing RAGE Zine’s presence in the city.

Every member helps shape their own role, responsibilities and contributions according to their interests, skills and capacity. Some members focus on particular areas of the platform, others work across several. We all come together to make the annual zine happen.

This is an opportunity to help shape an independent feminist platform from the inside, develop new skills and collaborations, and be part of a community with plenty of room for experimentation and growth.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

We welcome applications from FLINTA* artists, activists, creatives, academics, students, organisers and anyone interested in intersectional feminism and the political and creative force of rage. We particularly encourage applications from QTBIPOC people, people experiencing intersecting forms of marginalisation, and internationals.

You must be based in or around Copenhagen to apply for this open call.

We’re interested in people with experience or a strong interest in either feminist organising, zine-making, event production, public speaking, facilitation, graphic design, social media, community-building, fundraising, association management, administration and operations.

We value different forms of knowledge, lived experience, creative practice and practical skills. Curiosity, initiative and a willingness to contribute matter just as much as previous experience.

We’re also particularly keen to hear from people working, studying or creating in fields currently underrepresented in our collective: ARCHITECTURE / POLITICS / HEALTH / HISTORY / ECONOMICS / LAW / ANTHROPOLOGY / FILM / AI / TECHNOLOGY.

TIME COMMITMENT & PRACTICALITIES

Being part of the RAGE Collective is a voluntary, unpaid role. 

The expected time commitment is approximately 5 hours per month, with additional time if you lead a particular initiative. We meet virtually with the global collective once a month for an hour and half, and in person with the Copenhagen team for a few hours once a month. We organise approximately 4–5 events per year.

April, May and June are our busiest months, as we prepare and launch the annual zine. During this period, the time commitment increases to around 10 hours per month. Our annual zine launches in the first two weeks of June. Availability during this period is particularly important, as the Copenhagen team organises the launch event.

Shortlisted applicants will be invited to a 45-minute informal interview with members of the Copenhagen team. This is an opportunity for us to learn more about you and for you to meet us and ask questions. Interviews will take place during the first two weeks of December, and we aim to communicate final decisions before Christmas.

Questions? Email us at submit@ragezine.com or DM us on Instagram at @ragezine.

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Email Address

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Please confirm that you are based in Copenhagen, Denmark

YOUR INTEREST IN RAGE ZINE

Tell us about yourself and your relationship with intersectional feminism.

This could include your work, studies, activism, creative practice, volunteering, lived experience or interests.

Why do you want to join the RAGE Collective in Copenhagen, and what perspective would you bring?

YOUR SKILLS & IDEAS

What skills or experience would you like to bring to RAGE Zine?

This could include art, writing, editing, zine-making, graphic design, social media, event production, facilitation, community-building, fundraising, administration, operations or something else entirely. Feel free to share specific examples, but you don’t need experience in every area.

We’re particularly looking for people interested in organising events and growing RAGE’s community and association in Copenhagen.

Tell us about any relevant experience or interests you have, and share 1–2 ideas for events, collaborations or other ways you’d like to see RAGE develop its presence and community in the city.

AVAILABILITY & ANYTHING ELSE

What would your general availability look like for RAGE?

Please consider our monthly meetings, occasional events and the busier period around the annual zine launch in June. Let us know if there are any regular commitments or limitations we should be aware of.

Anything else you would like to share with us?