Join us for a captivating panel discussion with Cierra Britton & Samantha Vassor and salon hosted by FEMINIST, the largest social-first digital platform dedicated to women, girls, and gender expansive people. Set against the backdrop of Miami Art Week 2023, this community gathering brings together artists, curators, industry leaders, creatives, and activists to explore the intersection of feminism, art, activism.

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Join FEMINIST, a prominent social-first digital community for women, girls, and gender expansive people with a global following of over 6M+, for a zine making workshop at Soho Works in Brooklyn, NY .

During this 1.5-hour session, you will have the opportunity to design your own zine. As we gather around a table, we will engage in crafting, happy hour, and building connection through meaningful conversation. We will supply all the necessary materials for you to create your own unique zine.

This workshop comes after the successful release of their first-ever zine that brought together leading feminist voices, artists, activists and creators to celebrate and interrogate what being an intersectional feminist means today and into the future. The inaugural collection of contributions from feminists around the world highlighted some of this moment’s most pressing political issues and included art, interviews, photography, toolkits and more from your favorite feminist icons, reproductive justice advocates, trans activists, Indigenous artists, and more.

Globally, we continue to witness and experience the rollbacks of rights impacting girls, LGBTQIA2S+ individuals, and women in our communities. This oppression only further fuels our motivation to unite in solidarity, to organize and to Chalk Back.

Join us on the first day of International Anti Street Harassment week for a Global Virtual Chalk Back. In partnership with different feminist activists, movements and organizations, we will celebrate and showcase cultural moments and acts of resistance against street harassment.

This is being organized by Chalk Back, Feminist, Cheer Up Luv, Stop Street Harassment, Safe City, and Red Dot Foundation.

Join us for an end of year self-defense and healing justice pop-up for community, joy and friendship.

This event is free and open to the public with an RSVP.

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Join The Meteor for Meet the Moment at the Brooklyn Museum—a powerful day of ideas, inspiration, and intergenerational collaboration among some of the most influential women and nonbinary leaders of our time. From 11 am to 4 pm, the event will feature talks, performances, comedy, and interactive sessions so you can converse with iconic change makers. From 4 to 6 pm, enjoy cocktails and live music in the Beaux-Arts Court.

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On October 8th, meet up with team @feminist in DC

Join us on Saturday, October 8th in Washington, D.C. to help us send a message: WE DEMAND OUR RIGHTS.

Meet us at Folger Park at 11 AM. The Kick-off Rally will begin at 12 PM.

Since October 8th marks 31 days until Election Day, we’re more fired up than ever to elect more women and pro-choice candidates around the country — we’re ready for the Women’s Wave!
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FEMINIST Activates 📣 with Susan Alexandra to host a protest sign making meet up at Susan Alexandra’s shop in LES New York. 🪧 (33 Orchard St. NY, NY 10002) on Friday Oct 7th @ 3–6pm EST.

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Cluster two of shado's Bookshelf exploring Sex Workers' Rights through a fiction, a non-fiction and a memoir. A book club and in-person event 👉 Sign up here

Reproductive Rights Now: Presented by Media for Reproductive Justice 👉 Click here to purchase tickets

Come join us to listen and learn from experts leading the reproductive justice movement followed by a screening of Trapped (2016), a documentary that follows the struggles of the clinic workers and lawyers who are on the front lines of a battle to keep abortion safe and legal for millions.

The 2nd Annual Defend Black Women March, which will take place from Friday, July 29th through Sunday, July 31st, 2022 in Washington, D.C.

JOIN THE LAST DAY OF THE COMMUNITY POP-UP @ SOMEWHERE GOOD!

To culminate the FEMINIST Salon Series, digital takeover and community pop-up in support of the 2nd Annual Defend Black Women March, visit the Somewhere Good community space in Brooklyn, NY to participate in the community pop up, make art and learn more about how to support the 2nd Annual Defend Black Women March. Hosted at the Somewhere Good Community Space in Brooklyn, NY.

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LOCATION: Somewhere Good Community Space, 320 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn

JOIN THE MIXER AND COMMUNITY POP-UP @ SOMEWHERE GOOD

FEMINIST will deliver a free 3-day in-person community pop-up and programming series in partnership with Black Women Radicals powered by Somewhere Good.

In continuation of the FEMINIST Salon Series, digital takeover and community pop-up, join us for a mixer with live music and a weekend-long art activation and digital pop-up in support of the 2nd Annual Defend Black Women March. Hosted at the Somewhere Good Community Space in Brooklyn, NY.

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LOCATION: Somewhere Good Community Space, 320 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn

JOIN US IRL IN COMMUNITY AND CONVERSATION!

FEMINIST will deliver a free 3-day in-person community pop-up and programming series in partnership with Black Women Radicals powered by Somewhere Good.

To kick-off the weekend’s FEMINIST Salon Series, organizers of the 2nd Annual Defend Black Women March, Trinice McNally and Dr. Jaimee Swift will participate in an intimate conversation moderated by FEMINIST Head of Strategy and Impact, Aisha Becker-Burrowes on July 22 from 5-8PM ET. The discussion will take place at the Somewhere Good community space in Brooklyn, NY and will be streamed live on FEMINIST (@feminist).

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LOCATION: Somewhere Good Community Space, 320 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn