Finding the joy again in femorabilia
Earlier this year, Siren co-founder Kirby Fenwick noticed that the joy she’d found in women’s sport, specifically in the AFLW, had dimmed. Then, she discovered femorabilia.
Category: Interview
Meet Pyper Denneman, our latest Siren Intern
Pyper Denneman is a sports media student at Charles Sturt University and will be working with us over the summer to create content and learn about the industry. What was it about the opportunity to intern with Siren that made you want to apply for this position? From a young age, I’ve been surrounded by …
A marathon of change: 11 years on from a history-making run
In 2011, Bianca Graham and Nadine Hunt ran the New York City Marathon with the Indigenous Marathon Project. They share the enduring legacy of their history-making run with Lauren McIntosh. New York. It is one of the biggest cities in the world, a place where dreams are made. It’s also home to the renowned New …
Alyce Parker on becoming a leader
Official Siren Collaborator Mary Konstantopoulos spoke to young star Alyce Parker about becoming a leader at Greater Western Sydney, and her goals for the season. Recently, the GWS Giants AFLW team named its new-look leadership group for the 2022 season. Whilst Alicia Eva will continue in her role as captain for a third year, she …
South Australia’s Tjindu Foundation is cultivating strong cultural identities and pathways through sport
Sosefina Fuamoli speaks with Tjindu Foundation Chairperson April Lawrie about how they’re helping young Aboriginal women reconnect with their culture through their Aussie Rules Academy. The Tjindu Foundation may still be in its infancy, but the groundwork and momentum the South Australian non-for-profit organisation has already stirred is a massive indication of the legacy it …