The 17-year-old magazine publishers making social change in youth circles

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The 17-year-old magazine publishers making social change in youth circles

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May 2, 2021

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Rachel Zhou and Angelina Del Favero were just 14 when they started publishing imPower magazine. The first two editions – focusing on family harm and modern slavery – were sent to every secondary school in the country. Now 17, they're working on a third all about body image.
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May 2, 2021

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The 17-year-old magazine publishers making social change in youth circles

The 17-year-old magazine publishers making social change in youth circles

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