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The Future of Feminism: Young, Queer and Sociologically Informed

Jessica Holden Sherwood

Here are some faces in which the future of feminism is reflected: those of young, queer activists. At the recent winter meeting of Sociologists for Women in Society, an association […]

  • Herstory
  • National
  • Sports

Future of Feminism: Encouraging Girls and Women in Sports

Aviva Dove-Viebahn

I’m not much of a sports fan, but I can certainly appreciate the strength, time and sweat that goes into the training of a top athlete. Also, it’s hard to […]

  • Health
  • National

Future of Feminism: Freedom from Body Shaming, Regardless of Size

Aviva Dove-Viebahn

While I’ve already spent some time discussing the dangerous ways the media sexualizes women and girls, and how it gives the false impression that to be attractive, popular and interesting […]

  • Education
  • National

Future of Feminism: Girding Girls to Win Debates

Aviva Dove-Viebahn

Everyone has a right to speak out about the injustices they see in the world, but how to shape that rhetoric so that people actually listen? That’s something many of […]

  • Arts & Entertainment
  • Global
  • Herstory
  • Voices

Future of Feminism: One World, Many Gendered Voices

Aviva Dove-Viebahn

Profiling globally-minded organizations this month has reinforced for me one of the main underpinnings of feminism’s future: expanding the movement’s mission outside of our immediate comfort zones. In other words, […]

  • National
  • Violence & Harassment

Future of Feminism: Sex Workers Deserve Dignity and Care

Aviva Dove-Viebahn

There’s no doubt that sex work in its various manifestations, ranging from stripping to prostitution to pornography, remains a contentious issue. It’s one on which even feminists notoriously disagree–a “fracture […]

  • Environment

Future of Feminism: It’s Easy Being Green

Aviva Dove-Viebahn

Since yesterday’s post highlighted the need for women in the tech sector, it seems apropos to follow up with a further exploration of how women can and should make a […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

Future of Feminism: Beating the Gender Gap in Tech

Aviva Dove-Viebahn

With much of the country still struggling to come out from under the recession, it’s always heartening to hear that some well-paying sectors are actively recruiting–especially when they’re actively recruiting […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

The Future of Feminism: Rachel Maddow and Melissa Harris-Perry

Aviva Dove-Viebahn

Local reporting from regions around the globe is absolutely essential. And, with the rise of blogs and social media, increasing power resides in the voices of independent writers who have […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

Future of Feminism: The Power of Local Journalism

Aviva Dove-Viebahn

A few days ago, the Global Press Institute, an organization devoted to training women to report on local and regional stories for national and global news outlets, celebrated its sixth birthday, […]

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