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A Message From Our Founder
It has now been a year since we put out our last print issue. This is the longest break the magazine’s ever taken since I started it in 2012. I jus...
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Hung up on Hair
Freelance writer Eleanor Forrest talks about the pressure she felt growing up to remove all traces of body hair and explores hair removal throughou...
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Ditch the Razor with Kim Bansi
Kim Bansi talks to us about her latest documentary for UNiDAYS, focussing on women and our relationship with body hair. The documentary explores K...
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‘Not all’: Five Better Responses to Criticism & Guilt
Fran Newton is a freelance writer based in Bristol, UK, with experience producing content for a number of publications including Rife Magazine and ...
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How Can We Relieve The Emotional Burden Of Sexual Violence?
Cath Snow is a recent graduate of Manchester University, where she focussed her studies on the power of women’s narratives around sexual violence. ...
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Sister Visits: The Feminist Library on Loan at The Showroom
I mistakenly interrupt a viewing of “The Life and Times of Frida Kahlo.” When I first walk in to The Showroom, yet I am still greeted with a warm w...
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You Have The Right To Remain Fat
Our editor-in-chief Beccy Hill reviews You Have The Right To Remain Fat, the latest offering from writer and fat discrimination lecturer, Virgie To...
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The Terrible
Our editor-in-chief Beccy Hill reviews The Terrible, the latest offering from writer and Sister cover star Yrsa Daley-Ward. All images are by Eva Z...
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Her.Period
Bel Garza introduces us to her amazing charity project Her.Period which spreads vital information regarding the need for menstrual supplies for tho...
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Sister Meets...Natalie Bray
Natalie Bray is a comedy writer, actress and producer based in East London. Her latest project is a comedy web series, which tells the story of a h...
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That's What Girls Do
Francesca Stuart-Jones is a social documentary photographer, based between the Cotswolds and Brighton. Through her work she photographs young women...
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Drown Out The Noise (By Adding More)
Emma Bishop looks at an alternative way to manage the all to familiar curse of over-thinking.
We live in a world where being kind to yourself as a...
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