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Viewing Displacement and Resettlement Through a Gendered Lens
Nighat’s reporting from Lucknow reveals how displacement breaks informal care, work and access to sanitation, challenging housing-only measures of recovery.
- Economic Justice
- Care Economy
- Intersectionality
Poetry in Motion: Yeşim Ustaoğlu on What Remains
Yeşim Ustaoğlu discusses women’s creative autonomy, displacement, sound and rehearsal in What Remains, in Amber Wilkinson’s San Sebastián interview.
- Feminist Film Criticism
- Arts and Performance
- Motherhood
Night of a Thousand Hells
Malam Seribu JahanamIntan Paramaditha’s Indonesian gothic novel connects sisterhood, care and migration, asking whose labor makes another woman’s freedom and family storytelling possible.
- Feminist Art
- Domestic Labor
- Migration
Revelator
Ellie Black's debut poems connect online femininity, religious confession and bodily desire, asking who controls a woman's voice when self-expression becomes spectacle.
- Feminist Art
- Sexuality
- Digital Feminism
The Dynamics of Birthing a Continental Feminist Movement: From Zanzibar to Accra
Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi revisits the African Feminist Forum and its Charter to show how solidarity is built through conflict, accountability, and organizing practice.
- African Feminism
- Social Movements
- Political Participation
Wrong Generation
Shili Munyama’s Namibian drama turns estranged friends’ grief into collective protest, asking how a fictionalised movement connects gendered violence, public visibility and accountability.
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Social Movements
- Intersectional Feminism
Tipping Point: Online Violence Against Women in the Age of AI
A UN Women-commissioned 2026 study examines online violence against women human-rights defenders, activists and journalists, including AI-enabled abuse, offline harm and self-censorship.
- Digital Feminism
- Intersectional Feminism
- Media Representation Critique
Women, Power, and the New Governance Landscape in West and Central Africa
Maxime Houinato compares Senegal’s parity lists with Benin’s reserved seats to ask when representation becomes power. Unexplained figures in the brief conflict with IPU chamber-level data.
- African Feminism
- Political Participation
- Women's Rights
Feeling and Finding: Reading The Sex Lives of African Women
Writing from her situated experience as a queer, polyamorous, pansexual African woman, Sihle Tshangela Mazibu reads self-discovery, desire, freedom, and healing in The Sex Lives of African Women.
- African Feminism
- Queer Theory
- Sexuality
Horizons of Touch
Beginning with her interview relationship with Janet, Serena Owusua Dankwa examines how women’s intimacies in Ghana, bodily contact, and researcher positionality shape knowledge.
- African Feminism
- Queer Theory
- Sexuality
Thinking Gender Differently, with Inspiration from Africa
Drawing on fieldwork and historical material from Zambézia, Mozambique, Carmeliza Rosário asks how kinship, language, and social roles unsettle universal models of gender as individual identity.
- African Feminism
- Decolonial Feminism
- Feminist Theory
From Nairobi to Now: Power, Praxis, and the Making of African Feminist Futures
Titilope F. Ajayi moves from Nairobi 1985 through everyday organizing, Bring Back Our Girls and digital action to reflect on African feminist practice, memory and generational debate.
- African Feminism
- Social Movements
- Political Participation
Feminicides and Falling Poverty: Angu de Grilo 313
Flávia Oliveira and Isabela Reis juxtapose violence against women, poverty figures and urban accessibility to examine progress beyond a single measure.
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Race and Gender
- Economic Justice
Mexico’s Unpaid Household Work Satellite Account (2024)
INEGI values unpaid household work in Mexico, distinguishing participation, hours and emotional care while raising questions about recognition and rights.
- Feminist Economics
- Care Economy
- Domestic Labor
Girls Play Dead: Acts of Self-Preservation
Jen Percy investigates freezing, passivity and self-preservation through personal history and survivor testimony, questioning the demand that trauma must become a coherent, credible story.
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Mental Health
- Gender Politics
France’s Recorded Intimate Partner Violence, 2024
SSMSI’s French report documents gender disparities while distinguishing victim entries, distinct people and violence that never reaches police records.
- Violence Against Women
- Data Justice
- Gender Equality
The Feminist Art of Walking
Morag Rose turns communal wandering into a feminist practice: access, disability, shared leadership and resistance to the commercial capture of public space.
- Feminist Art
- Disability Justice
- Social Movements
Endometriosis: Pain and the Right to Be Heard
WHO’s overview opens a reading path through endometriosis, pain recognition, unequal access and health beyond fertility.
- Women's Health
- Reproductive Justice
- Education Equality
The Babushka Phenomenon: Older Women and the Political Sociology of Ageing in Russia
Shadrina examines how older Russian women negotiate care, class and social age, finding meaning in relationships that can also restrict autonomy.
- Ageism and Gender
- Care Economy
- Family
Gender Equality in 2025: Gains, Gaps and the USD 342 Trillion Choice
UN Women discusses the Gender Snapshot 2025 through poverty, care, technology and public investment.
- Political Participation
- Economic Empowerment
- Historical Feminism
Bad Feminist Film Club
Kelly and Sarah discuss popular films through feminism, asking how pleasure, gendered power and criticism can coexist.
- Media Representation Critique
- Feminist Film Criticism
- Gender Norms
Big Bitch Energy
Big Bitch Energy is a feminist podcast hosted by Krystle and Kimber, exploring gender, labor, and cultural issues with socialist leanings and critical humor. The show covers content ranging from sexual harassment in the tech industry, colonialism criticism, body politics, academic patriarchy, social media norms, and gender exclusion in gaming culture. With a sharp, satirical, and left-wing critical style, it represents one of the feminist voices in the Canadian context.
- Patriarchy Critique
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Cultural Critique
Black Feminist Rants
Black Feminist Rants is an independently produced podcast hosted by LaKia Williams, focusing on the experiences of Black women and non-binary individuals in social justice spaces, with reproductive justice as the core framework for conversations. The show covers oral history, youth activism, motherhood and lactation politics, perfectionism criticism, and self-healing, blending personal narrative with political criticism to showcase the diversity and depth of Black feminism.
- Black Feminism
- Reproductive Autonomy
- Cultural Critique
The Divine Feminist
The Divine Feminist, hosted by Ceryn Rowntree, is a podcast that blends feminism with spiritual exploration, emphasizing self-reconnection, energy balance, and depatriarchalized lifestyles. The show revolves around 'thirteen keys,' exploring themes of boundaries, wildness, beauty, death, and connection, with a philosophical, healing, and action-oriented style.
- Spiritual Feminism
- Feminist Psychology
- Body Politics