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2022

Sisterhood become Soho House Fellows with House Foundation

Sisterhood Strong Lead Bookshop & Storytelling Lab shortlisted for the ‘Best Live Event’ category in The Drum’s Social Purpose Awards.

Sisterhood School selected as NGO partners for the 2021 - 22 Big Bloom European Hackathon for Youth in partnership with CHANEL, L'Oréal, Saint-Gobain, Umicore.

2021

Sisterhood Founders Rebecca Thomson & Rachita Saraogi honoured on the Forbes 30 Under 30 : Social Impact List.

Sisterhood co-founders were recognised for by Forbes on the 2021 30 Under 30 list for Europe for systemically and sustainably transforming education, business and beyond.

Sisterhood wins Natwest x ITV Backing Business - Business is Extraordinary competition and secures TV AD spot on ‘This Morning’

Rachita Saraogi and Rebecca Thomson are the founders of Sisterhood, a creative social action programme for teenage girls, and one of three SMEs to win a TV advertisement worth over £150,000. They explain how they’re seeking to minimise the negative effect of the pandemic on access to creative educational and vocational opportunities for girls. Watch full advert which aired on this morning in 2021 here.

A Space for Sisterhood - Appear Here x Space for Ideas - Space for Change Winners Launch Bookshop and Storytelling Lab in London.

Sitting down with Appear Here to talk about how our idea for the bookshop and storytelling lab became a reality in the heart of Covent Garden.

Appear Here: Girls Who Read Lead - Sisterhood’s first ever public space opens it doors in Covent Garden.

As winners of our brand-new Space for Ideas category – Space for Change – Sisterhood was awarded with the opportunity appear across 2,224 square feet in Covent Garden. A high-ceilinged, light-filled space in Slingsby Place was home for two weeks to Strong Lead, a bookshop and storytelling lab aimed at getting diverse voices on the shelf. Their hero product? A self-published anthology, Find Me Among Them, written by eleven teenage girls who took part in the Sisterhood programme this past year. Through prose and poetry, they explore issues of identity, equality, and justice.

Sisterhood co-design space for change with Marble LDN:

Marble LDN were paired with us to co-design our Space for Change (Appear Here) through designing and producing the storytelling lab, working in collaboration with the Appear Here and Sisterhood teams to deliver an event with purpose and impact.

Find Me Among Them - The first designed and published book written by 14 teenage girls from Stratford on a Sisterhood School Programme.

Marble LDN were paired with us to co-design our Space for Change (Appear Here) through designing and producing the storytelling lab, working in collaboration with the Appear Here and Sisterhood teams to deliver an event with purpose and impact.

2020

Sisterhood wins Appear Here: Spaces for Ideas competition and is awarded a Space for Change.

Sisterhood winners of the GUAP x Reebok Legacy Winner

In late October 2021 both the team and audiences at GUAP and Reebok nominated people they believed to be creating a legacy with a creative venture or business idea. Out of many applications, three amazing projects made the shortlist and Sisterhood won the Write Your Legacy grant. Sisterhood was recognised for its sustainable and scalable business model and dedication to bringing more creative opportunities to young people.

👉 Check out how we used the Write Your Legacy fund to support the Literacy and Leadership programme where girls wrote, designed and published an anthology whilst at Sisterhood.

Sisterhood winners of the Rybakov Prize 2020 International Educational Philanthropist Award for the contribution to the educational environment development

Sisterhood School Fair Education Alliance - 2020 Innovation Award Finalists

Sisterhood co-founder’s Rachita Saraogi & Rebecca Thomson named on the Livity 100: In Futures List.

2019

Sisterhood School amongst finalists in the DBACE Awards (Deutsche Bank Awards for Creative Entrepreneurs)

Rebecca Thomson and Rachita Saraogi the first co-founders to be enrolled onto the Yunus and Youth Global Fellowship Programme

Sisterhood Breaks Barriers x Adidas London Winners of the #SheBreaksBarriers International Women’s Day Campaign

For International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month Adidas London championed female visibility. They featured women who are working to address equality & representation in sports, music, creative and social industries. Sisterhood received the highest number of nominations and was featured in the global Women’s History Month campaign.

Cannes Lions x Google | 2018 Roger Hatchuel Academy

Sisterhood was the recipient of world class training for future stars at Cannes Lions x Google International Festival of Creativity. Combining inspiring classroom sessions with world-class speakers, hands-on learning and coaching from industry legends.

Sisterhood are Cultural Insiders at Eurobest Conference

Ashoka ChangemakerXchange x Toms | Social Impact Entrepreneur and Facilitator

A global community of young social innovators

2018

A+: 100 Years of Graphic Communication by Women at Central Saint Martins'

A curated exhibition showcasing Sisterhood as graphic design by women who studied or taught at Central Saint Martins from 1910 to 2016.

Stylist: Cutting Edge Women You Need to Know About in the World of Design

From the hand-print artist bringing a fresh touch to interiors, to the entrepreneur using design as a tool for social change, meet five passionate women setting the design agenda of tomorrow.

2015

Elle Collections X Central Saint Martins 100 Emerging Creative Talents

Sisterhood named one of the greatest initiatives to come out of the 2015 UAL Degree Shows by head of college.

A tweet that gave us the confidence to just start, and keep going.

From Spare Rib to Sisterhood: Designers in Conversation

From Spare Rib to Sisterhood was an 'in conversation' event held at Central Saint Martins during the A+ exhibition. Katy Hepburn and Sally Doust, the original designers of ground-breaking feminist magazine Spare Rib; and Marina Viktorsson, Rachita Sarogi, Rebecca Thomson of the newly formed Sisterhood collective were in conversation with current graphic design students and teaching staff, talking about their work, their inspiration and feminism and graphic design.

Sisterhood recognised in the top 10 New Talent category by Creative Bloq

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.