About us

UNEEK Magazine has the honour of being the first Multicultural Women’s Magazine for All Australian Women. Our publication aims to be a self-empowerment guide that consists of developing and supporting the diversity of multicultural women in our communities. We encourage resilience, self-efficacy and a sense of hope for the future. On the surface UNEEK’s format may appear to be similar to other publications already on the market, in that it is designed to appeal to a contemporary, primarily female audience, but the difference is in the content. UNEEK Magazine provides insights to people, subjects and topics that are not currently known of or addressed for many African-Australians, Indigenous, Asian, European, South and Central Americans, or other women of colour. This of course is true also for ethnic women who are migrants from Western countries, Europeans, Eastern European sectors and the Middle East.

UNEEK Magazine was formed in 2007 by a small group of volunteers spearheaded by Shena Pinto. In August of 2008 the first issue of UNEEK was released.

Target Audience:

UNEEK Magazine appeals to a broad socioeconomic base of people from Australian, African, Indigenous, Asia Pacific, European, Middle Eastern and many other multicultural backgrounds. We are targeting women from the ages of 25 to 65 years, with diverse backgrounds who are living in cities, suburbs and regional areas, from professional, entrepreneurial business women to housewives; to the confident and comfortable, to those who are struggling and in need of motivation and support. Women working hard to create successful careers can offer support based on their journey and experiences to help others do the same.

Mission Statement:

Our core mission is to catalyse and empower multicultural women and communities in Australia to achieve their personal and professional goals by providing the essential resources and support services that nourish their minds, bodies and souls.