THE TEAM
Angana Narula (ON HIATUS)
CO-FOUNDER, EDITOR
Angana is a Bangkok-ian living in London. She has an MSc in Human Rights from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and a BA Hons in English Literature and History from Durham University. Angana has previously worked in digital marketing and communications in the UK’s publishing industry, at the United Nations in New York and at Pratthanadee Foundation in Thailand. She has bylines in various independent UK magazines and Thai newspapers on topics such as representations of women of colour in the media and gender inequality. When she’s not editing for The jfa, she’s pursuing film photography.
JULIETTE Chalant Devlesaver
Communications Director
Juliette has experience working in several human rights organisations and non-profits. She holds an undergraduate degree in Sociology, and a master’s degree in International History from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Juliette is interested in the issue of gender-based violence, and is dedicated to making impactful, structural change. In her spare time, she enjoys painting and thrifting for her next oversized sweater.
Anna Luo
Communications MANAGER
Anna is a PhD candidate in Belgium. Originally from California, she studied linguistics in her undergrad before pursuing journalism and communication studies. She is particularly interested in how we use language to relate and connect with one another, especially in storytelling. Her favourite places are public libraries, local cafes, and overgrown gardens.
CATHERINE LAU (ON HIATUS)
EDITOR
Cat, a BA English Literature and German graduate, is currently studying a MSc in Journalism and Media in Brussels, Belgium. Cat has previously worked in Berlin as an English teacher and volunteered for N.E.S.T, a charity, empowering and supporting the refugee and asylum-seeking community in Northern England. Her passion lies in migratory, refugee, global and children's literature, where the fictional world becomes a space where real-life marginalised voices, suppressed social issues and the politics that affects them are spotlighted on their own terms. Outside of literature and languages, she enjoys pole fitness, painting and looking for a hidden gem of a restaurant.
MICHAELLA LAWRENCE
HEAD OF EDITORIAL
Michaella is a BSocSc Social Anthropology graduate from The University of Manchester. She is particularly interested in the influence of social media, and how we use it to engage in contemporary activism. In her spare time, she enjoys making playlists, writing poetry, and listening to pop culture podcasts.
SERAVI HARRIS (ON HIATUS)
Communications and Editorial Coordinator
Seravi is a gap year student, hoping to begin her undergraduate degree in English Literature and Politics next September. After she completes her English teaching qualification in Seville, Spain she hopes to travel and work as an English teacher. She has previously worked as an Editor and Programme Manager for Everystory Sri Lanka, a South Asian feminist story telling collective and Associate Investigator for the Trust, Reconciliation, and National Unity Commission of Seychelles. Seravi is also interested in exploring the field of gender, women in conflict, and migration.