feminism

mostly stories, some of which are fictional, and a few that could be true/personal

This map shows feminist and pro-feminist organizations, research institutes, activist and artists' collectives, health centres, galleries, and commercial establishments that showcase feminist art or art by women.

This is a feminist zine that covers topics about art, solidarity, Harper, etc. There is an interview with Sonja Alhers.

"Can't Stop the Waves: A Community Radio Zine is meant to be a basic introduction into the world of alternative media broadcasting in Montreal, Canada, and around the world, and more than a historical exploration, it's meant to be a useful resource guide for anyone slightly interested in getting involved. We've included brief histories of community radio stations, explored the political philosophies behind the movement, spotlighted some excellent radio endeavours around the world, expounded tips for good radio making and created a resource lists of organizations, collectives, and stations in Montreal, Canada you can get involved with. It's far from comprehensive or definitive, but hopefully will get something tingling in your minds. Take back the airwaves!"

"Hoax is intended to question how you feel about feminism in relation to different aspects of day-to-day life. In this third issue, we will be exploring the topic of health. We will be attempting to ask questions and raise concerns about how science and technology influence our daily lives. We will be investigating the differences between sex and gender, food and nutrition, the meaning of illness (both physical and mental), our relationship to our bodies, as well as a variety of other topics."

"This zine is about art by black queers, black feminist punks and other black folks I admire." Interviews, information, letter about Vaginal Creme Davis, James Spooner (Afropunk director), Adee Roberson, Kalup Linzy, Jacob Gardens.