This Fan Girl
This Fan Girl is an English platform and campaign for female football fans.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
History
In 2016, This Fan Girl was founded by Laura Blake and Amy Drucquer.[11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19]
References
- "This Fan Girl: The photography series celebrating the real female football supporter". inews.co.uk.
- "Amy Drucquer and DJ Monki on their journeys in women's football". theathletic.com (Archived).
- "What it's like being a modern-day female football fan". bbc.com.
- "'This Fan Girl' Photo Project Shows What Female Football Fans Really Look Like". huffingtonpost.co.uk.
- "This Fan Girl capture the diversity and passion of female fans". womeninfootball.co.uk.
- "Female football fans ready for promotion in new photography exhibition". standard.co.uk.
- "Photographing football's female fans". bbc.com.
- "The Female Football Fan Communities To Follow On Instagram". elle.com.
- "The faces female fans want you to see". bbc.com.
- "7 Ways To Keep The Ball Rolling On Women's Football Beyond WWC 2019". bustle.com.
- "FEMALE FANS DON'T WANT TO WATCH THE WORLD CUP IN THE DARK". thelead.co.uk.
- "This epic #wearefemalefans campaign hopes to end sexism surrounding the World Cup". glamourmagazine.co.uk.
- "A SIT DOWN WITH 'THIS FAN GIRL'". soccer365.com.
- "I run This Fan Girl – here's how pubs can help women during the World Cup". independent.co.uk.
- "UK pubs sign up to World Cup charter aiming to improve female fans' safety". theguardian.com.
- "Manchester venues team up with This Fan Girl to create safer spaces for female fans during World Cup". manchesterwire.co.uk.
- "All the accounts you need to follow during the Women's World Cup". metro.co.uk.
- "Rapinoe, Hegerberg & 20 most inspirational women". goal.com.
- "'Ideally this campaign wouldn't exist at all'". bbc.co.uk.
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