When it comes to activism, one truth remains clear: change starts with action. But how do we take that first step? How can young Rebels turn their passion into meaningful impact?

In our latest Rebel Girls Roundtable, we brought together three powerful voices for a conversation on advocacy, storytelling, and fighting for a better future. Feminist icon Gloria Steinem, environmental activist Nalleli Cobo, and disability rights advocate Keely Cat-Wells sat down with Rebel Girls CCO Anjelika Temple to share their experiences and inspire the next generation of changemakers.

Watch the full conversation below and get ready to raise your voice!

Take Action & Stay Rebel

From advocating for the environment to championing disability rights, these incredible women prove that activism comes in many forms—but it all starts with showing up. As Gloria Steinem reminds us, advocacy isn’t just about challenges; it can also be fun, empowering, and deeply rewarding.

​​Get to Know the Rebels

Want to dive deeper into the stories of these incredible changemakers? Here’s where you can learn more about their journeys and the impact they’re making:

Gloria Steinem

A feminist icon and activist who has spent decades fighting for gender equality. Her story is featured in Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls: Volume 2, and you can also listen to it here.

Keely Cat-Wells

A fierce advocate for disability rights and inclusion in the entertainment industry. Read her story in 100 Inspiring Young Changemakers or listen to her inspiring interview here.

Nalleli Cobo

A passionate environmental activist who took a stand against pollution in her community at just nine years old. Read her inspiring journey in 100 Inspiring Young Changemakers.