With a knack for whipping up words, Curd and Word is a disability-led business that collaborates with folk who do good. Whether you’re breaking down bias, forging the future for food waste, or tackling the tiny corners of social justice head-on, Curd and Word can catapult you and your cause to the moon.

Here at Curd and Word, we add flair to being fair.

Hello, I’m Imo!

I’m a disabled word bird who thinks a fairer future is the least we deserve. After dawdling in far-flung corners of the globe, I garnered a gusto for making the world a better place with words.

With a fresh face and a bubbling brain, I’ve already worked wonders with some of Australia’s favourite sustainable brands and organisations.

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Featured Work

  • What amazed me most was both the speed at which Imogen picked up our brand tone of voice but also her ability to write with a commercial mindset when some writers tend to go off course. She's incredibly detail oriented and her work is immaculate. Imogen’s our number one choice when we have an overflow of work, even going as far as chipping in on content scripts. A first class person and writer, she’s an excellent communicator and keeps you in the loop every step of the way.

    Taylor Thornton, Creative Director (former), Koala

  • Imogen's writing is engaging, nuanced, clever, and accessible. She regularly tackles tough topics with sensitivity and a progressive perspective, which is difficult to come by. It's great to know we can rely on her to thoughtfully tackle any subject matter with grace. Imogen is also fabulous to work with, she's fast, her work is of a consistently high quality and I really appreciate her positive approach to every project we bring her. She's our regular for a reason!

    Hannah McElhinney , Chief Creative Officer, Snack Drawer

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I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land upon which Curd and Word exists, Meanjin land. I acknowledge the Elders, both past, present and emerging, and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.