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SlutWalks: Books, Articles and Videos

Books

Chateauvert, M. (2014) Sex Workers Unite: A History of the Movement from Stonewall to SlutWalk. Boston, MA: Beacon Press.

Mendes, K. (2015) SlutWalk: Feminism, Activism and Media. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Teekah, A., Scholz, E.J., Friedman, M. and O’Reilly, A. (eds) (2015) This is What a Feminist Slut Looks Like: Perspectives on the Slutwalk Movement. Bradford, ON: Demeter Press.

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Reading Lists
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Activism
Global affairs & transnationalism
Sexual violence
SlutWalk
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Grassroots feminist show VIOLET: Disability and art in Eastern Europe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sqJRheg4Zw

The latest episode of VIOLET is with the artist Gabrielė Gervickaitė, currently based in Vilnius. Gabrielė is well-known in Lithuania for careful juxtaposition of medical and industrial materials in her work. Her collages make limbs in orthopaedic devices look like radio towers and by using electrical tape she constructs androgynous torsos. Such strategies have established Gabrielė as one of the most interesting artists of her generation in Lithuania. More on Gabrielė - http://gabrielegervickaite.com/

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Candies and Whims Translation/Publication Project - Educational Discussions

Candies and Whims Translation/Publication Project shoots on translation and publication of anarchist/ feminist/ gender/ queer/ mental health and radical texts/ zines/ publications from English language into Filipino language with the aim of publicizing it and distributing it freely into the public or local community, through a language they can grasps, understand and feel connected with, giving them access over readings that cannot be found nor offered by the standard commercial educational system, promoting self-education towards liberation, resistance and freedom.

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E-Zine
Group/Network
Literature
Spoken word
Workshop
Zine
Topic: 
Education
Gender studies
Girls and young women
Global affairs & transnationalism
LGBT and queer issues
Networking & community building
Older woman
Parenting & motherhood
Peace
Political participation
Postcolonial theory & perspectives
Prisoner Support
Queer feminism
Race & ethnicity
Religion and beliefs
Representation of women
Reproductive rights
Riot Grrrl
Self-defense
Sex and sexualities
Sexual violence
Social Work
Women's Liberation Movement
Work and employment
Zine
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Rete delle Reti Femminili (Network)

Location

Italy

Info:
Italian network and online portal founded as an interactive tool to connect different women's and feminist groups, projects, initiatives and activists in Italy and world wide. After registration all members can post infos about their projects, documents, surveys, calls, manifestos, etc. There is also a news section, a blog, a forum, book and film reviews, as well as a Mappatura mapping and linking feminist projects, websites, activists, etc.

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Pikara (E-zine)

Location

Spain

Info:
Spanish/Basque online magazine providing quality journalism with a gender and feminist perspective on culture and society; emphasis on arts, body politics, health, sexuality, ecology, global perspectives, solidarity, feminist (online) activism and networks, media, interviews, etc.

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Mujeres en Red. El periódico feminista (E-zine)

Location

Spain

Info:
Spanish e-zine founded in 1997 (!) by Montserrat Boix; emphasis on feminist news, feminist theory, feminist networking, politics, education and empowerment, cyberfeminism, technology/communication, feminist blogosphere, women's rights, equality, violence etc. lot of links to other feminist and Women's blogs

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Fem.fm (Podcast-Radio)

Location

Belarus

Info:
Belarusian/Russian podcast-radio started in spring 2012 by a group of women from Belarus and neighbouring countries to provide an alternative to mainstream Russian-speaking radio-program and to put an emphasis on women's issues, sexism, women's rights and equality, feminist struggles and activism in post-Soviet countries and worldwide, reproductive rights, gender roles, LGBTIQ, violence, sexuality, DIY, etc. Besides the podcasts Fem.fm also provides news and additional info as well as translated texts via its website.

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Globale Dialoge (Radio)

Location

Vienna
Austria
48° 12' 29.4264" N, 16° 22' 25.7484" E

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Globale Dialoge is a weekly radio show produced by the editorial collective Women on Air which was founded by the Viennese free radio station ORANGE 94.0 and the magazine Frauensolidarität. Since 2005 it gets broadcasted by radio ORANGE 94.0 (Vienna, also via livestream) every Tuesday (13:00 - 14:00) and puts an emphasis on the international women's movement, global feminism, feminist/queer activism, sustainable development, human rights, migration, cultural production by women etc.

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CfP: CAA 102nd Annual Conference (Chicago, IL / Feb 12-15, 2014 / submission deadline: May 6, 2013)

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CAA 102nd Annual Conference
Chicago, United States, February 12 - 15, 2014
Submission Deadline: May 6, 2013

Riots, No Diets: Construction of Oppositional Identity in Feminist Activist Art
Olga Kopenkina, New York University; and Corina L. Apostol, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Email: ok12atnyu [dot] edu and corina [dot] lucia [dot] apostolatgmail [dot] com

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Activism
Art
Disabilities
Gender studies
Global affairs & transnationalism
LGBT and queer issues
Parenting & motherhood
Representation of women
Riot Grrrl
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Žibutė (Online-TV)

Location

Vilnius
Lithuania
54° 41' 13.7616" N, 25° 16' 46.7436" E

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Žibutė ('Violet') is a Lithuanian feminist internet TV show. It was launched in December 2012 and currently is the only regularly updated grassroots feminist media project in the country with a vision to become a feminist media platform in Eastern Europe, also accessible in English, and with a focus on the region’s extensive feminist scene and history. The show is entirely run by volunteers and recently the first English episode has been launched (with a focus on feminists who fight Neo-Nazism in Lithuania).

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