Female students facing sexist and gender discrimination in Czech art schools have started an initiative that has gone viral.
“Textus”: Embroidery, Textiles, and Feminism in Ukraine
Female artists from Ukraine and other post-Soviet spaces challenge the hierarchical structure of the art world with their embroidery and textile works.
Women’s Reproductive Rights are the New Black
Many Polish citizens are beginning to feel frustrated with the current right-wing government after ten teachers have been forced to go through disciplinarian hearings.
Who’s Listening to the Victims of Paedophile Priests? [Interview]
“We are the victims, we want recognition.”
The Victim’s of Russia’s Ultra-Conservatism Are the Russian People Themselves
Russian MPs had to choose between domestic violence and human rights standards. They chose ‘traditional values’.
The women of Brest Station
These Chechen women are falling foul of changing attitudes on the EU’s eastern border, but they have made the railway station in Brest an unlikely piece of home in Belarus.
Gender as symbolic glue: how ‘gender’ became an umbrella term for the rejection of the (neo)liberal order
The demonization of ‘gender ideology’ has become a key rhetorical tool in the construction of a new conception of ‘common sense’ for a wide audience.