This Sister Speaks

For every woman* who longs for the confidence to raise their voice and make change happen.

*including trans and non-binary folk

A 6-week group experience guiding you to access the changemaker within you: confident, competent, courageous

Here’s what we’ll cover inside This Sister Speaks:

  • A protest crowd holding signs, with one prominent white sign with pink lettering saying "I'M WITH HER/THEM" with arrows pointing downward.

    This Sister Leads

    We’ll be picking apart what makes a good leader and finding out what kind of changemaker YOU’D like to be so that you have a focus for the programme.

  • Four women sitting on stools and chairs, engaging in discussion or panel in a bright, industrial-style room with large windows and brick walls.

    This Sister Tells Stories

    You’ll learn why YOUR story matters, get clear on your WHY and have clarity on your activist USP, so that you can talk about you and your magic with ease. No more stumbling over an intro!

  • Close-up of three smiling women of diverse ethnicities posing together, showing friendship and happiness.

    This Sister Belongs

    Diving into what “impostor syndrome” is and why it’s not as simple as it seems, so that you can begin to recognise it in yourself and other women around you. You’ll build a toolkit to combat this!

  • A woman with short curly hair, wearing a black sleeveless top and dark jeans, shouting into a megaphone with her right arm raised in a fist.

    This Sister Stands Up

    Develop your confidence in speaking and showing up, with practical tips and support, so that you have the know-how to raise your voice in the future - in office meetings or marching on the streets.

  • A woman with curly hair and glasses sitting on a couch, writing in a yellow notebook, with a laptop, a cup, and papers on the coffee table in front of her.

    This Sister Strategizes

    Let’s make a plan so that you can achieve the goals you’re working towards. You’ll learn how to take action! Whether you’re wanting to set up a community group or organise a campaign, we’ll make a plan so you can start taking action.

  • A young woman with curly hair and glasses holding a protest sign that reads, "If it isn't intersection, it isn't feminism" at a rally.

    This Sister Rises

    This final module is all about making your activist goals sustainable.

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How It Works

We kick off the programme on a Monday. First call will be on the Friday of the same week. 

We’ll then have a Collective Reflection session group each week on Fridays 9:30-11:00 (GMT) where we discuss everything that comes up for you & work through any questions.

I’ll send you pre-recorded 30ish minute trainings (the modules!) on Mondays with some Action Steps and questions to ponder before we meet

Throughout the programme I’ll be on hand to help you work through any worries or to offer resources and scaffold your learning.

Zoom sessions will be recorded and replays put into the group with closed captions and transcripts. Any other accessibility needs can be supported.

There’ll be a reading list to dive into and each week’s slides will be made available, plus journal prompts and “homework” to keep your momentum going in between our calls.

In the final weeks, you’ll have a 1-2-1 mentoring session from me.

Person holding a stack of books about women, feminism, and empowerment. Titles include "Invisible Women" by Caroline Criado Perez, "How to Own the Room" by Vir Groskop, "Untamed" by Glennon Doyle, "Women Don’t Owe You Pretty" by Florence Given, "Bloody Brilliant Women" by Cathy Newman, and "Brave, Not Perfect" by Reshma Saujani.

This Sister Speaks

A 6-week group experience guiding you to access the changemaker within you

What’s Included:   

  • 6 x training videos jam-packed with feminist teaching, practical knowledge and group activities

  • Weekly Live reflection sessions and group mentoring​. 

  • 1 x 1:1 mentoring session

  • Group space so you can share your thoughts, progress and learning with your programme Sisters

  • Actionable steps and follow up for accountability

  • Replays of all the Reflection sessions will be available pronto!

Investment:  £795 (£95 deposit + 5 x £140 or pay in full)

Want to nab your spot? Join the waitlist to nab your spot when they open!

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A person holding a colorful book titled "Invisible Women" by Caroline Criado Perez in front of a bookshelf with other books and decorative star-shaped garland.
A smiling young woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing a leopard-print headband and a black t-shirt, holds a smartphone outdoors near a body of water during sunset.

hi, I’m Siobhan

I’m a Word Witch, wife, teacher, mum of 3 boys and an insane collie

I’ve worn so many hats over the last decade: Councillor, Governor, Chair of my local Labour Party, Union Chair and I stood as Parliamentary candidate in 2019. I’ve run campaigns on education, housing, periods, holiday hunger…

Despite being quite an angry teen, protesting, writing petitions and causing havoc, I spent my twenties in workplaces thinking I had to be “professional”, and kept my head down not wanting to draw attention to myself. 

When I eventually left full time teaching, I was able to begin trusting my instincts again and tentatively flexing my activist muscle

Which then led me to getting involved in local campaign groups, activism and then politics.


I went from a quiet(ish), sit on the sidelines mum to local feminist Councillor and activist standing for Parliament in just 2 years.

All the confidence that I’d lost in my 20s - from derogatory lesson observations and pointless meetings I never felt I could speak in - and all the passion I had for social justice came flooding back and saw me speaking up for my constituents on issues like housing, education, safe play spaces, accessibility and the NHS…

And the reason this was possible?

SISTERHOOD.

Because I sought out women and training that could support me to develop my confidence and my skillset. I knew I needed like-minded women around me who would lift me up. I am a Jo Cox Women in Leadership graduate and I’ve got countless other trainings under my belt.

And that is why I’ve created This Sister Speaks. What started out as a podcast shining a light on women supporting other women has become something really special.

This is the programme I wish I’d found back in 2015 after I left teaching. 

Founder Sister Testimonials

  • Siobhan's taught me how to be bolder with my activism

    "…clarify my intentions and direction. The world of activism is messy, but thanks to this course, I've been given a complete toolkit on how to structure the way forward.

    The course even instilled in me the confidence to pitch a book to a publisher! I learned so much in the community calls, and came away each week feeling topped up, restored and ready to take action.

    I couldn't recommend enrolling in This Sister Speaks more."

    — Maddy Shine

  • Siobhan holds such special spaces of kinship, laughter and solidarity.

    “This Sister Speaks is truly what the world needs more of - where we can be honest, as political as we want to be, grounded and enthusiastic while realizing our voices are needed and already whole.”

    — Emma Innes

  • I loved working with Siobhan and learned a lot

    “She created an inspiring space from dreaming and planning about how to use my voice more in the world and the community she gathered were incredible.”

    — Chloe Brotheridge

  • This Sister Speaks gave me new insights and awareness

     “which have already and will continue to support my growth. I discovered new forms of leadership to help me understand how I interact, collaborate and lead; and new ways of articulating and sharing things that are most important to me to help create the change I want to see.”

    — Laura Leigh Chapman

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