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Tori Hobbs

Mid-shot portrait photograph of Tori Hobbs. Tori is facing the camera with a warm smile. They have long, curly black hair and brown skin, and are half in shadow of mild sunlight. They are standing in front of a red, pink, white, blue and yellow painted mural or wall, and are wearing a black top and a blue denim jacket with several badges, as well as a moon earring and a star earring, and clear-framed spectacles

Tori Hobbs (they/them) is a queer, disabled Burgher writer and care worker living on Ngunnawal/Ngunawal and Ngambri land. Tori focusses their energy on providing care, mutual aid, advocacy and support to multiply marginalised disabled people in their community through their paid work and their work with the Disability Justice Network. Tori hopes to invest their personal and professional experiences of ableism, care work, disability justice and its intersections into all that they do.

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