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Exciting free online event this Friday Mar 28 w/excellent researchers from our Audre Lorde conference:
Megan Behrent talking about her book on politics, poetry & activism in the friendship between Audre Lorde & Adrienne Rich🔥
Moderated by Ju Ly Ban
https://t.co/7lNaUHL4E9
🟢Open Call for Submissions🟢
Simone de Beauvoir Studies welcomes at all times the submissions of articles in French and English on the work and thought of the writer and philosopher, but also on issues relating to her concerns. For more information visit: https://t.co/rceAfORxv9
Fabulous abolitionist feminist luminary Beth E. Richie is the keynote speaker!
Extended abstracts (750-1000 words plus preliminary bibliography) should be sent for anonymous review to [email protected]
All required info listed here: https://t.co/T1i2ELS1p3
Submit by March 15 for our 2025 conference on Feminist Accountability and Transformative Justice!
Conference is Oct. 16-19, beachside near Tampa, FL—our 10th & last event at our original location, before we move to a more politically viable site.
https://t.co/T1i2ELS1p3
📢Rare opportunity to dive deeply into the work of Joy James, one of the most powerful Black radical political thinkers working today. The workshop is June 3–6, 2025 online and in Philadelphia, and applications are due Feb. 1.
More info at https://t.co/DMJowfIfvl
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Proud to end 2024 with this interview with Alexis Gumbs!
"Audre Lorde on the Sacred Scale of Livability"
Out *open access* in @HypatiaJournal. Alexis has such rich insights & I did my best footnoting new connections to benefit Lorde's readers.💜🌱🌻🧄
https://t.co/jFwioRVdt0
A thoughtful piece by Mary Peterson about the limits of restorative justice for academic sexual harassment (spoiler: the limit is the unwillingness of abusers to acknowledge that they've done anything wrong)
How can universities address sexual misconduct with justice for survivors and accountability for perpetrators?
Mary Peterson explores abolitionist vs. carceral feminisms, entitlement, and the need for meaningful repair.
Read the essay here: https://t.co/gCz1U6vN5h
@jaimi85012502 I agree that ppl with power don't give up power on their own volition. Not sure the dismissiveness of the anti-carceral position is the right strategy tho. Something has to change, bc raising the consequences just raises the himpathy. Deterrence doesn't seem to work on this issue
Tonight I am raising a glass to @ManonGarciaFR , whose work on consent was cited in the closing arguments of the Pelicot trial in France this week as a promise of a better world.
« Nous sommes en réalité à la croisée des chemins » 🥂 https://t.co/b8ftENzPzh
Anyone reading this: we’re on 🟦 with the name feministphilosophy, and we have more followers there and a good active community doing feminist work without the blue check trolls.
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Listen up! New deadline of Dec. 2, 2024 for this special issue of Hypatia on
**Politics of Self-Care in an Unjust World**
Interested in ethical, political & epistemic ideas on self-care as a mode of feminist knowledge production & disruption
https://t.co/wkkeDIkLcO
The issue is edited by Tempest Henning and Roksana Alavi, and submissions should be 7k–10k words w/o notes or biblio, prepared for anonymous review. They also accept submissions of more personal pieces of max 4k words for the "Musings" section. Send your work!
📢Call for abstracts: Foucault and Feminist Philosophy: Other Perspectives and Approaches, ed. by @biopoliticalph
Due Dec. 18, 2024
Invited contributions already include @ElainaGMamaril, @MelindaCHall, @perryzurn, & an interview with Ladelle McWhorter.
https://t.co/uvtzISx4rH