TRANSNATIONAL NETWORKS OF EVERYDAY FEMINIST PRACTICES

Where, in our adult-run, globalised and centralized media landscape can critically and politically thinking people –and especially girls and young women– express their voices and opinions without being censored or ridiculed? Where can we as self-identifi ed feminists from various backgrounds and contexts create, our own spaces and representations?

These questions have occupied me for a decade. I strongly believe in the concept of «Praxis» –which is the interrelation of theory and research, activism and political action. Consequently, I have been active as an artist, archivist, activist, and researcher, whereby my belief in anti-racist and anti-capitalist transnational grassroots feminism(s) is the red thread through all these roles. I understand feminism not only as an important theoretical undertaking and social movement, but also as a non-hierarchical, process-oriented, participatory collaborative practice that spans across borders.