SIREN MAGAZINEs
While the printed copies of The Siren sit in their boxes patiently waiting to be passed out, enjoy digital versions of our zine here and learn more about each issue below.
The Siren is a contribution-based, intersectional feminist magazine that stands in solidarity with people of all genders and walks of life. We believe through self-expression, art and love that we have the power to amplify the voices of others.
Coming soon: ‘THE INNER CHILD ISSUE’
What would you have wanted to tell your younger self?
In The Inner Child Issue of The Siren, we invite you to explore all the past versions of yourself and any feelings that come with it. The whispers of our inner child often echo quietly in the background—in this issue, we ask, what does it mean to honor all versions of ourselves? Reflect on the moments that sparked joy, anger, and sadness, ignited imagination, or provided solace during challenging times. How have memories of your youth influenced your resilience and creativity? In what ways have you grown?
The Inner Child Issue is for you to explore the joyful, playful, and sometimes forgotten parts of ourselves that shape our identities and our connections with others. It's also a time to allow ourselves to heal and be surrounded by equal parts nostalgia and hope. There is no correct way to reflect your inner child, and there is no one way to feel about your past. Through the lens of the inner child, we can uncover the profound ways our past selves weave into our present. What memories and lessons have guided you to unfurl your wings, inviting you to reconnect with who you are?
Embrace your inner child and let it guide you in exploring how these fragments have shaped your journey. We'd love to hear all about it.
THE UPRISING ISSUE
The Siren Magazine shares expressions of feminism and activism to reflect the social uprisings of 2020. Our contributors shared emotional and raw expressions of how they are living through systematic oppression and racism.
THE SEX EDUCATION & SELF-CARE ISSUE
Sex Education and self-care are a personal right. It's an act of self-love to take care of our bodies, and everyone deserves a truthful and non-judgmental education on sex. Feel free to read and enjoy a collection of expressions and information from our contributors as well as a "question & answer" article on Sex Education from The Women's Center Director who is a comprehensive Sex Educator.
THE BODY POSITIVITY ISSUe
Feminism is learning how to radically love yourself.
THE ALLYSHIP ISSUE
Allyship calls on dominant identities to take responsibility for educating themselves on privilege, and recognize how experiences and identities impact the way we navigate through life.