Sydnye Allen



‘I’m the blueprint of what I want to do’: Sydnye Allen in conversation with Georgia Kidd

Little did I know my education in dance and life would reach such a high level when I sat down at Arts & Cultural Exchange in Parramatta with Georgia Kidd, a Gundungurra woman, dancer, and choreographer who has worked and toured internationally with artists like Jordin Sparks, Shenseea, Stefflon Don, Libianca, OneFour, and Yung Milla. Kidd, 25, is also carving out a path as a visionary leader with an industry-recognised brand, The Aux. At a pivotal moment in her career, I learned a lot from chatting with her about spirituality, self-determination, and self-care.

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Aïsha Trambas Reviews Sweatshop Women: Volume One Edited by Winnie Dunn

Sweatshop Women: Volume One is an anthology of poetry and prose by twenty-three emerging writers based in Western Sydney. As a text, Sweatshop Women unapologetically claims space in the public archive of literary testimony crafted on this continent by women of colour.

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