Isabella Schroeter

About Me

Third-Year Carleton BJ Student

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

I’m Isabella Joy, a passionate and driven student currently immersed in the world of Journalism at Carleton University. From a young age, I’ve been drawn to storytelling—whether through writing, conversation, or creative projects—and that love has only deepened during my studies. I’m especially interested in pursuing a career that blends entertainment and investigative journalism, where I can both captivate audiences and shine a light on important issues.

As I continue to build my skills in reporting, writing, and multimedia production, I’m eager to explore stories that inform, inspire, and engage diverse communities. Journalism, to me, is about connection—finding the human element in every subject and giving people the information they need to understand the world around them.

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My Latest Work

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Riot grrrl reverb: how the ‘90s feminist punk movement echoes today

The Riot Grrrl movement fused feminist activism with punk rebellion in the ‘90s. Decades later, its DIY spirit, fight against sexism, and raw attitude continue to shape today’s feminist culture in the digital age. After three decades, their influence is evident in the rise of online feminist activism. Ealasaid Munro, feminist geographer and research associate at the University of Glasgow in Scotland, suggests in her article Feminism: A Fourth Wave?, that the internet has become a pivotal space f...