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"Zadra" ("Splinter") is a feminist quarterly published in Cracow by eFKA since autumn 1999.

"Zadra" is a feminist magazine meant not only for feminists. The circle of its readers is far-reaching. It includes not only people involved in feminism, pursuing gender studies and those well-acquainted with the subject, but also those who refuse to think in stereotypes and are interested in feminism.

There are lot more such people than one would think, which could be testified by the consistently growing number of sold copies and subscriptions and also letters coming to the editor. In Empik stores "Zadra" is sold out within two months.

The circulation is 2500 copies and it systematically rises. Each edition has 68 A4 pages, with coloured covers and two-coloured inside. "Zadra" is available at Empik stores and Kolporter newsagents.

Location

Cracow
Poland
50° 3' 52.74" N, 19° 56' 41.928" E
Names of Producers/organizers/editors/creators: 
Editors: Beata Kozak (editor-in-chief) and Sławomira Walczewska. Among the contributors of "Zadra" on a regular basis are: Olga Tokarczuk, Kinga Dunin, prof. Jolanta Brach- Czaina, Kazimiera Szczuka, prof. Przemysław Czapliński, Renata Lis, Izabela Kowalczyk, prof. Inga Iwasiów, Dorota Czajkowska- Majewska.
Affiliated organisation: 
Publisher: eFKa is a feminist organization, founded in March 1991, whose main goal is to support solidarity and independence among women, counteract discrimination against women, and develop a women's culture. With their funds, obtained from domestic and foreign grants, eFKa is able to realize projects of real importance for women's lives.
Timerange, Issue-nr, ...: 
1999- (quarterly)
Language of project: 
Polish
Image: 
Rights: 
Copyright reserved
Topic: 
Grassroots media in Europe