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The toolkit aims to assist activists to think through their communication strategies in a way that supports movement building. It offers an exciting and practical guide to writing a communication strategy and reviews a number of tools (ICTs) and…

This resource explores the integration between popular education and feminist perspectives on knowledge and power. Drawing on principles of feminist epistemology, the authors examine a variety of learning approaches that combine artistic expression…

Formed in 1982 as an initiative from Spare Rib magazine’s collective and has met regularly ever since.

Written by Patricia Hill Collins, this piece discusses the intricacies of Black Feminism, Black Feminist Thought, and what constitutes both.

Written by Cherise Charleswell, this is a publication housed by The Hampton Institute and discusses the history and present of Black Feminist Thought.

A selection of posts on Beyonce and #Lemonade that run the gamut from discussing feminism (as theory, as practice, as both), slavery, the South, infidelity, ancestry, motherhood, Afrxdiasporic systems of belief, sex and sexuality, capitalism and…

A video of Beverly Guy-Sheftall talking about the remarkably long history of Black feminists and the links between the abolition and suffragist movements for Makers, a women’s leadership platform.

An article by Anthea Butler for Rewire

An educational Facebook page that specifically focuses on Native womxn and femmes and seeks to be inclusive of indigenous womxn/femmes globally.

A report that provides, first, a definition of microcredit, then situates the tool both historically and within present debates on development and economics and finally discusses its impact on particular groups of women.