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Meet 9 leaders fighting period poverty and stigma around the world
Periods make human life possible – and yet, in 2024, basic menstrual hygiene is thought of as a luxury. This World Menstrual Hygiene Day, learn more about these 9 leaders.
Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo is causing severe gender-based violence
In the eastern DRC, violence against women and girls is widely being used as a weapon of war.
This Grammy-nominated poet fuses art and advocacy to inspire.
In a deep and reflective conversation with @FEMINIST, surrealist blues poet and organizer, Aja Monet shares her love for language, the transformative power of poetry, and her vision for a liberated future.
Meet 7 Pacific Climate Activists
Introducing 7 Pacific Climate Activists you should know about! List curated by Brianna Fruean in collaboration with FEMINIST.
This feminist is empowering BIPOC women and girls through the healing power of surfing.
This feminist is empowering BIPOC women and girls through the healing power of surfing
Including Migrant Women in the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence in the World of Work
Including Migrant Women in the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence in the World of Work
This feminist is imagining the next phase of feminism: a world rooted in matriarchy.
Nergiz De Baere is a feminist, founder, creator, writer, and mother. Faced with climate anxiety in our warming world, she forged a community that intersects environmentalism and feminism. Now as a mother, she is currently exploring the matriarchy in her next book.
This feminist is bringing art to public spaces to raise awareness for bodily autonomy
This feminist is fostering body autonomy through a touring exhibition of nearly 200 artworks
This feminist sees the growth of climate jobs as a beacon of hope, offering opportunities for people to contribute to this essential transition.
This feminist is directing an animated action film about environmentalism.
Feminist Climate Activist Feature: Maya Penn
This feminist is directing an animated action film about environmentalism.
5 Organizations to Support this Arab American Heritage Month
5 Women’s Organizations to Support this Arab American Heritage Month
These Six Feminist Founders are Addressing the Gender and Racial Disparities Within the Cannabis Industry
6 feminist founders addressing the gender and racial disparities within the cannabis industry.
Feminist Activist Feature: Amanda Nguyen
Amanda Nguyen is about to make history as the first Vietnamese woman and the first Southeast Asian woman to go up to outer space.
Nourbese Flint is Empowering Voters of Color to Bring Their Power to the Polls for Bodily Autonomy.
Nourbese Flint is the President of All* Above All and All* Above All Action Fund, leading All* Above All’s work to achieve abortion justice and build the political power of voters of color.
Feminist Artist Feature: Autumn Breon is a multidisciplinary artist that investigates the visual vocabulary of liberation through a queer Black feminist lens.
Autumn Breon (@autumnbreon) invites audiences to collectively imagine new systems that make current oppressive systems obsolete 💖 Discover the Care Machine →
Feminist Artist Feature: Jezz Chung is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores personal and collective change.
Jezz Chung (@jezzchung) they/them is a neurodivergent, queer, Korean American multidisciplinary artist whose work explores personal and collective change. Based on Brooklyn, New York, they’ve been recognized internationally by El País, Público, Teen Vogue, Logo TV, and Made of Millions and run a podcast with Deem Journal titled Dreaming Different.
In Mexico, We Don’t Celebrate Women’s Day —by Revolución Violeta & FEMINIST
Each year, thousands of women take to the streets to protest against the high levels of violence and to advocate for basic human rights.
Shelmina Babai Abji is on a mission to advance gender equality in leadership roles and her initiative to uplift mentees this International Women’s Day.
Shelmina Babai Abji started with humble beginnings in Tanzania and went from being the first in her family to graduate college to becoming one of the highest-ranking women of color at IBM while raising her two children as a single mother. She is a bestselling author, renowned international public speaker, former IBM VP, angel investor, and first-generation college graduate.
Black Women’s History Week 2024
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 held between February, Black History Month, and March, Women’s History Month. →
Black History Month 2024 recap
This February, FEMINIST celebrated Black History Month with amazing conversations, spotlights, and #HerStory moments to shine a light on Black resilience, joy, innovation, and excellence.