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This webinar explores how anti-colonial and Pan-African cultural and intellectual traditions inform contemporary feminist praxis, showing artistic production as both resistance and a creative force for reimagining justice and emancipatory political futures across borders. Join us to engage with Global South perspectives on what feminist artivism, memory, and decolonial futures. Explore

This session unpacks the organizing history that brought the reproductive justice framework to life. It explores the theoretical pillars that have anchored transnational organizing for bodily autonomy and reproductive freedoms, both in the past and today. Join us to engage with Global South perspectives on what reproductive justice can mean

Heteropatriarchy, capitalism and imperialism are kept afloat by the relentless extraction, devaluation, criminalisation and erasure of women’s labour. It is this labour – unpaid, underpaid, and undervalued – that sustains life and humanity; that cleans homes, workplaces and streets; that keeps communities fed and nourished; that tends to children, the

Explore below a curated selection of resources for the Political Education Teach-in series #32 titled “What’s Feminism Got to Do With it? Imperialism and Sexual Violence in Palestine ” with Dr. Nada Elia. All the resources are authored by Global South feminists. For a more comprehensive collection on this and other