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Democracy Wins as Courts Block These Harmful Executive Orders
Executive orders aren’t law. If they violate the Constitution, federal judges can and do block them. Here’s a breakdown of what the courts have stopped—and what’s still being challenged.
NYFW Behind The Scenes by Brittany Byrd
New York Fashion Week is always a blur—runways, reunions, and the rhythm of the city humming in sync with a hundred different visions. This season was no different. From the grand gestures of evening-wear to the quiet rebellion in the details, designers spoke in fabric and form, each collection a coded message about the world we're dressing for next.
How Global Fund for Women is Fueling Feminist Movements with Unrestricted Multi-Year Funding and Real-Time Data
This week, FEMINIST spoke with PeiYao, President & CEO of Global Fund for Women, about the urgent need for gender justice funding, the power of unrestricted grants, and how real-time data is shaping feminist movements worldwide.
These Disabled Fems Took the Stage for Health Justice and Liberation
On March 28, FEMINIST hosted Disabled Fems Mad About Health Inequity: A Hysterical Variety Show, featuring performances and powerful talks that highlighted the healthcare inequities faced by disabled fems, especially with threats to Medicaid access.
Different Era, Same Fight: An Evening at Gloria Steinem’s Home
If you could dine with any feminist visionaries across time, who would you choose? FEMINIST hosted a salon in Gloria Steinem’s home to honor Women’s History Month and Gloria Steinem’s 91st birthday. Learn 8 takeaways from feminist visionaries →
Unruly Bodies: Power, Pleasure & Resistance for Reproductive Rights
At SXSW in Texas, FEMINIST partnered with SisterSong and the Repro Uncensored Coalition to host a sunset salon and popup nightclub for power, pleasure, resistance and reproductive rights at Cheer Up Charlies.
From Finance Bros to Feminist Icon: Nimay Ndolo on Comedy, Advocacy, and the Future of Voting
This week, FEMINIST spoke with influencer, actress, and former software developer Nimay Ndolo.
Did You Know Black Women Built These Movements?
For decades, Black women have been leading the fight for justice, equality, and liberation—often without receiving the recognition they deserve.
Portraits of Love and Loss: Families Fighting Police Violence Share Their Stories
This is the first set in an ongoing series, captured by Don Nixon with The Justice Committee and FEMINIST, produced by Gender Liberation Movement, spotlighting the human cost of police violence in NYC and beyond.
Black Women’s History Week 2025
Celebrate Black Women’s History Week, created by @feministajones, with us! it’s a week-long commemoration of the accomplishments and personhood of Black women. →
Essential Resources for Your Rights and Well-Being
Key pages and resources have been removed from the White House website. But We’ve Got Us.
This indigenous skier and scientist is fighting both colonialism and climate change in the outdoor industry.
This week, FEMINIST spoke with Ellen Bradley, a Lingít skier and scientist born and raised in the Salish Sea (Puget Sound).
Celebrating Black Excellence: The Significance of Nail Art in the Black Community
The Significance of Nail Art in the Black Community
The Exploitation of Laken Riley and Crime Victims for Personal Gain
The Laken Riley Act has Been Signed Into Law, Fueling Anti-Immigrant Agenda in the Wake of Tragedy
After Public Outcry Donald Trump Rescinds Federal Funding Freeze—Your Voice Always Matters!
On Monday night, the country descended into panic when Donald Trump signed an executive order freezing all federal funding.
People’s March 2025: Marching Forward Together
People’s March 2025: Marching Forward Together
Ahead of Donald Trump’s second inauguration, FEMINIST joined the People’s March for a feminist-led day of action across the United States.
Trump’s Cabinet Picks (and why they’re so horrible)
Trump’s Cabinet Picks (and why they’re
so horrible)
Here are a few self-care practices that can help us stay empowered and resilient in this current climate.
Self-care is a radical act of resistance against systems of capitalism and political oppression that are designed to exhaust us. By prioritizing our mental and emotional health, we disrupt the cycles that devalue us and create space for healing and change.
This author started a nationwide book club-turned-literacy nonprofit that celebrates the life-changing power of literature.
This week, FEMINIST spoke with Glory Edim, an author, activist, and the founder of Well-Read Black Girl.
2024 Feminist Gift Guide. Who to support this holiday season!
If you’re tired of giving money to big corporations, we’ve got you covered! Here’s your ultimate gift guide featuring incredible BIPOC and women-owned brands to support this holiday season!