The Relatable Project was born out of the desire to provide a safe community space for all of these women. Those who feel grossly under-represented in, and oftentimes targeted by, mainstream media. The unseen, the un-heard & more often than not, the ‘made-to-feel-less-than’ in their everyday lives. The current media space is abundant with offerings of female empowerment collectives and content providers – those who spruik equality and solidarity, but essentially only cater for one type of woman; white, privileged, weight acceptable, confident and ‘cool’. As such, there is an obvious gap in the modern media landscape for those women who don’t fit society’s favourable mould. The Relatable Project aims to fill that gap. What we’re truly aiming to do is provide relatable content and a safe space for those who need it most; women of colour and size shamed, the lesbian, queer and transgender community, mental health battlers, the anxious, the introverted and vulnerable, women with disabilities and those who need help discovering their worth in the world. We want to help bring acceptance, voice and celebration to women from all walks of life.