Feminismos internacionalistas
In recent years, feminist movements have become a strong and diverse transnational force that is challenging right-wing populism as well as authoritarian neoliberalism. They are coordinating the international feminist strikes on March 8 and generating other, ongoing spaces for dialogue and exchange across national borders.
This doesn’t mean making abstractions or generalizations from local differences. On the contrary, it seeks to paint a more complete picture of the interlocking systems of oppression, on which the global capitalist market is based, and to find common ground between struggles. In this way, feminist movements simultaneously act both locally and transnationally, deconstructing traditional ideas of what internationalism should look like, enacting a new form of internationalism based on creating everyday connections between situated struggles.
We accompany the construction of those transnational feminist networks that have a left, intersectional, antipatriarchal, anticapitalist and socio-ecological perspective, which are strongly rooted in the Global South. That accompaniment also includes the promotion of platforms for dialogue with more traditional actors and institutions, as well as strengthening and expanding the networks and coordination between movements, in order to build radical democratic systems that put our collective well-being at the center.
Shaking up the Economy
The hyper-exploitation of domestic workers constitutes a fundamental pillar of the contemporary global economy. How does organizing function in this context?
Travas during the pandemic
An interview on economic violence, projects and dreams
Beyond C189
On the 10th anniversary of the ILO convention on domestic work we take a critical look at the gaps between international norms, national laws, and practical implementation.
Where to, Marie?
Stories of Feminisms in Lebanon – Learn more about a century of feminist activism through this graphic novel about four fictional characters.
Revolutionary Realpolitik
Even 150 years after her birthday on March 5, 1871, Rosa Luxemburg’s political impulses are still highly relevant and live on in today’s struggles.
Feminise Politics Now!
The new municipalist movement is inventing ways of democratizing and feminizing politics in cities across the world. This toolkit shares those methods.
Expanding feminist power
Activists from Feministas Transfronterizas talk about how they organize across borders and on different levels.
Jumping Over all the Turnstiles
Karina Nohales and Alondra Carillo (CF8M) talk about the reasons, risks, and hopes for this stage of the institutionalization of some of the demands for which the peoples inhabiting Chile have mobilized.
Rosa Luxemburg and the parliament
Parliamentarians and activists from Brazil, Chile, and Germany reflect on the significance of Rosa Luxemburg for their current practice.
Feminist State Reconstruction as Part of a Revolutionary Realpolitik?
When we talk about Rosa Luxemburg’s concept of Revolutionary Realpolitik, different practical approaches by feminists around the world take on special significance, often under the heading of a «feminization of politics».
Voices of Resilience
A new book series takes a closer look at feminist struggles in East Africa during the pandemic.
THE GREEN WAVE
Feminists around the world are fighting for their right on (bodily) autonomy.