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The 1955 Bandung Conference, a milestone of Third World sovereignty and the birth of the Non-Aligned Movement, is often remembered as an event from which women were absent. However, the role of women’s groups and feminist in shaping that anti-imperialist internationalism is critical and undeniable. Groups such as Women’s International

Reading list for Building South Feminist Genealogies – A Dialogue on Memory, Resistance and Insurgent Epistemologies – to mark the one-year anniversary of the South Feminist Knowledge Hub. This dialogue seeks to build feminist genealogies of the South — as a form of memory, continuity, and political power. We gather

Explore below a curated selection of resources for the Political Education Teach-in series #26 about Debt as a form of government with Veronica Gago. All the resources are authored by Global South feminists. For a more comprehensive collection on this and other feminist topics, visit the South Feminist Knowledge Hub.

Explores women’s roles in urban gardens, agroecology, food sovereignty, Indigenous and Global South perspectives, land rights, collective healing, climate justice, and community power through ancestral, sustainable practices.