In the year that marks the hundredth anniversary of some women winning the vote, #MeToo has shone a light on the structural discrimination and endemic violence that women continue to suffer. It’s increasingly clear that women’s liberation requires a fundamental reordering of society. Join feminists from the UK, Ireland, Chile and the United States to explore how we can develop a feminism that not only challenges sexism, but also forms of oppression and exploitation based on class, race and nation. No socialism without feminism, no feminism without socialism!
Press coverage
Write-ups and recordings
Speakers
Tithi Bhattacharya
Professor of South Asian history and Director of Global Studies at Purdue university, Indiana
Nelini Stamp
Campaigner
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Working Families Party
National Organizing Director at the Working Families Party and member of Resistance Revival Chorus
Elif Sarican
Activist
UK Coordinator of Kurdistan Students Union. Activist of the Kurdish Women’s Movement.