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Feminist talk
Public. Autonomous. Anonymous. Group. Sexting. At AWID 2016. Oh yeah!
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Feminist talk
The backbone of our thirsty complicities: from internet hiccups to collective synapsis at AWID 2016
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Feminist talk
Mapping the feminist internet: the Whose Knowledge? campaign at the AWID Forum
Whose Knowledge? works with individuals, communities, organisations and movements worldwide to create, collect and curate knowledge from and with marginalised communities, particularly women, people of colour, LGBTQI communities, indigenous peoples and others from the global South. Essentially, Whose Knowledge? is a radical re-imagining and reconstruction of the internet, so that the internet…
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In depth
Your presence as a political statement: the story of Coraline Ada
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Feminist talk
[COLUMN] The Gender Binary: Thank you!
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In depth
Not just a thematic area: Sexual rights, gender, health and rights of defenders at the United Nations HRC 2016
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In depth
The Do-It-Yourself Feminist Internet: Cyber feminist actions from Latin America
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Feminist talk
Censorship, privacy, surveillance: Protect your data
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Feminist talk
The digital age: A feminist future for the queer African woman
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Publication
Hacking exclusion: African feminists engagements and disruption of the internet
movements of solidarity and resistance, is communication. The internet is a fundamental and potentially transformative public space which can enable and facilitate communication at speed, across borders and through time and space. It is a stage for violences that are familiar to feminists living and resisting in spaces…