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Isobel Marshall (born 1998) is a South Australian social entrepreneur and medical student who was named Young Australian of the Year for 2021. Early life [ edit ] Marshall is from Adelaide 's inner southern suburbs. [1]
Jan 26, 2021 · Isobel Marshall was named 2021 Young Australian of the Year. She and friend Eloise Hall created TABOO in 2017. The social enterprise sells sanitary products to alleviate period poverty. After ...
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Jul 27, 2022 · Isobel Marshall had only just entered her teens when the notions of gender inequality, social injustice and period poverty entered her mind, planting a seed which would ultimately shape her career path. Born in the UK, but growing up in South Australia, Isobel developed a global mindset from a young age.
2021 Young Australian of the Year. At just 18 years of age, Isobel Marshall co-founded TABOO with school friend Eloise Hall, to help women around the world by breaking down stigma around menstruation and providing greater access to hygiene products. Isobel and business partner Eloise, crowdfunded $56,000 to launch their range of products in ...
Jan 26, 2021 · At just 22 years of age, Isobel Marshall has been named The 2021 Young Australian of the Year for her work in addressing period poverty. The idea to create a social enterprise first came to Isobel ...
Jan 25, 2021 · The University of Adelaide congratulates social entrepreneur and University of Adelaide medical student Isobel Marshall for being named Young Australian of the Year for 2021. At the age of just 18, Isobel, with business partner Eloise Hall, co-founded the social enterprise TABOO, which targets one of the most universal taboo subjects head on ...
Jan 25, 2021 · By Hamish Goodall. Adelaide student and social entrepreneur Isobel Marshall says she feels “so honoured” to have been named Young Australian of the Year for 2021. The 22-year-old was presented with the award at a ceremony in Canberra on Monday evening. Watch her speak to Sunrise in the video player above.
