Reading list​

International Day of Rural, Peasant, and Indigenous Women

At South Feminist Futures, we celebrate the International Rural Women’s Day as a moment to recognise and reflect on the political, ecological, and social actions of rural, peasant, and Indigenous women – central agents of self-determination who sustain and defend land, food, and the commons, and who create and uphold

Bandung to Beijing: Reclaiming South-South Histories and Solidarities

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

Building South Feminist Genealogies

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