Grassroots Media in Europe

"Traditionally, SHREW was put together by existing groups within the London Women's Liberation Workshop, usually by a local group who had been meeting together for some time." (Shrew, Autumn 1976).

Published by Women's Liberation Workshop from 1969 - 1974, with an additional issue s appearing sporadically after 1976. Publication address varied. Publication size and quality also varied, with some issues typed and photocopied on A4 paper, and some professionally printed broadsheet newspapers.

I'll be Post-Feminist in the Post-Patriarchy!

Identities, Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture is a bi-lingual international, transdisciplinary Journal published by the Research Center in Gender Studies.

The Journal is published semiannually and bilingually (in Macedonian and English/French/German), since 2001. Book reviews are published bilingually, in Macedonian and in Albanian.

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daily updated feminist and women's news service of the online version of the Austrian daily newspaper Der Standard

Statement:
dieStandard.at ist ein tagesaktuelles, feministisches Online-Medium mit Schwerpunkt auf Frauenpolitik, Arbeitsverhältnisse, Wissenschaft und Kultur.

Archif Menywod Cymru / Women's Archive of Wales exists to promote the study, and to rescue and preserve the sources, of women's history in Wales.

This blog has been set up to keep members and supporters of Archif Menywod Cymru / Women’s Archive of Wales up to date with developments, news and items of possible interest to them.

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the first issue of "Noi donne" was published even before 1944 as an underground medium of Italian women fighting against fascism in the Paris exil (1937) and then some issues followed, published in different Italian regions. But since 1944 noidonne has been published officially and regularly first in Naples then in Rome. Since 1945 it has been the magazine of the UDI (Unione Donne in Italia), but became independent during the 1990s. Emphasis on politics, social change, culture, women's equality, violence against women, health etc. Besides the monthly print version the website is published since 2004 as a weekly e-zine and puts an emphasis on politics, social change, culture, women's equality, violence against women, health etc.

Women's Radio Group is a training and networking charity for women interested in radio.

Current activities include:
# 'PEARLS' training course for women in West London
- the current course runs from September - December 2009
- the next course will be recruiting shortly, to start in the Spring 2010. Please watch this space for details.
- to listen to the work of trainees on earlier PEARLS courses (2007-2009) please click here, http://www.desiradio-panjabicentre.org.uk/PEARLS/index.htm

# WRG monthly broadcasts:

Queer, feminism, diy culture, critique, and sci-fi related writings from the entirely brilliant Tea Hvala