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Feminist Media Studies Issue:

Digital Feminisms: Transnational Activism in German Protest Cultures

Edited by Carrie Smith-Prei, Christina Scharff, and Maria Stehle

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Anattitude #5 “From London and Beyond…” comes as a special double issue:
60 pages magazine plus a 20 pages supplement “Non Toxic When Dry” by swiss graffiti artist RosyOne.

FEATURING:
Poetic Pilgrimage (UK), Sun Sun (UK), Sri (UK), NCG (UK), Hanifa (UK),
Ngoc Lan (CH), Pumpkin (FR), Noémie Nuo (BE), Say My Name (NL),
Aruna (NL), Sookee (DE), That Fucking Sara (DE),
Supafly Collective (BE)

Die „AEP-Informationen. Feministische Zeitschrift für Politik und Gesellschaft“ erscheint seit 1974 ununterbrochen und ist eine der ersten Frauenzeitschriften der Neuen Frauenbewegung in Österreich (www.aep.at). Sie wird von den Redakteurinnen und Autorinnen ehrenamtlich gestaltet.

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Did you know n.paradoxa http://www.ktpress.co.uk/, the only international feminist art journal dedicated to contemporary women artists and feminist theory around the world, has now reached its 14th year of publication?

n = noun , para = beyond, doxa = taught or accepted opinion.

In 14 years n.paradoxa has published over 250 articles and interviews on the work of contemporary women artists in more than 50 countries in the world!

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Left Turn is a national network of activists engaged in exposing and fighting the consequences of global capitalism and imperialism. Rooted in a variety of social movements, we are anti-capitalists, radical feminists, anti-racists, queer and trans- liberationists, and anti-imperialists working to build resistance and alternatives to corporate power and empire.

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Make/shift magazine creates and documents contemporary feminist culture and action by publishing journalism, critical analysis, and visual and text art. Made by an editorial collective committed to antiracist, transnational, and queer perspectives, make/shift embraces the multiple and shifting identities of feminist communities. We know there’s exciting work being done in various spaces and forms by people seriously and playfully resisting and creating alternatives to systematic oppression. Make/shift exists to represent, participate in, critique, provoke, and inspire more of that good work.