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Bring Feministing to your campus this spring!

Feministing is currently booking speaking events for spring semester. March – Women’s History Month – is always our busiest time, so get in touch with us soon to bring members of our crew to your campus. We’ve got brand new speaking event options this year – check out our speaking tour page for all the details, and read on to learn about our panels.

By Executive Directors • 9 years ago

Bring Feministing to your campus!

Since the Fall of 2009, Feministing has been traveling to college campuses to talk feminism – from the “war on women” to transgender liberation, from building consent culture on campuses to racial justice, from online activism to Beyonce. And we’re hitting the road again for our sixth year! We’re currently booking events for this current school year, so now’s a great time to get in touch about bringing us to campus. We’ve got brand new speaking event options this year – check out our speaking tour page for all the details, and read on to learn about our panels.

By Jos Truitt • 10 years ago

Bring Feministing to your campus for Women’s History Month!

Feministing is currently in the middle of our fifth annual speaking tour, when we travel to colleges and community centers to talk feminism, organizing, and blogging with students, activists, and professors. Our busiest month of events is always March, which is Women’s History Month, And we want to make sure you get a chance to bring Feministing: Offline and Unfiltered to your school.

As we approach Feministing’s 10th anniversary in April, we’re asking ourselves questions about the state of feminism: how has the movement changed over the past decade, both online and off? What’s next for the feminist internets? What we can do to keep building power and winning feminist victories? We can talk about a bunch of topics we’re engaged in, ...

By Jos Truitt • 10 years ago

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“I loved that the speakers were down to earth and were easy for others to relate to. I have had nothing but rave reviews from those who were in attendance. My favorite part was the panel discussion because it brought outside perspectives to the issue of sexual violence on college campuses.” -Lindsay Moore, student organizer, Miami University

For four years, the Feministing crew has been traveling to colleges and community centers to talk feminism, organizing, and blogging with students, activists, and professors. Events are booking up fast for the fifth year of our speaking tour, Feministing: Offline and Unfiltered. And we want to make sure we get a chance to meet all of you!

As we approach Feministing’s ...

“I loved that the speakers were down to earth and were easy for others to relate to. I have had nothing but rave reviews from those who were in attendance. My favorite part was the panel ...

By Jos Truitt • 10 years ago

Bring Feministing to your school!

Do you love reading Feministing and want to bring that magic to your campus? Are there feminist issues in your community that you want to inspire action around? Are you and your friends the future of feminist blogging, but looking for ideas about how to get started? Want to nerd out with Feministing editors about organizing strategy and Mad Men?

All of that’s possible with our speaking tour, Feministing: Offline and Unfiltered. For four years, Feministing has been traveling to college campuses and community centers to meet with students, activists and professors to discuss important issues on campus, in the community, and in national and international politics. And we’re hitting the road again for year five! We have a ...

By Jos Truitt • 11 years ago

Bring Feministing to your campus this spring!

The Feministing crew is currently in the third year of our speaking tour, Feministing: Offline and Unfiltered. We travel to colleges and community centers, bringing you our own snarky, passionate brand of feminism in person. And now is a great time to begin setting up a spring event for your campus!

The keynote panel features a group of our award-winning Editors, and Contributors are joining us on the tour this year as well. We cover a range of hot topics, tailoring our talks to your community’s particular interests, followed by a lengthy Q&A. We invite a student panelist from your campus to bring a local perspective as well. We can also conduct interactive workshops on blogging and online activism ...

By Samhita • 11 years ago

Offline and Unfiltered: Bring Feministing to your campus!

Love our content online, but find yourself wanting more? Got questions for your favorite feminist writers, but want to ask in person? Want to know how we do what we do here at Feministing? Or tell us about activism on your campus and how we can help?

Well, all of that is possible with the Offline and Unfiltered Feministing Tour. For three years, Feministing has been traveling to college campuses and community centers to meet with students, activists and professors to discuss the most important issues facing our generation. The tour has been a huge success!

But there’s still so many of you we haven’t met and this makes us sad! So bring Feministing to your school today!

The keynote panel features ...

By Jos Truitt • 12 years ago

Bring Feministing to your school!

Since the Fall of 2009, Feministing has been traveling to college campuses, women’s organizations, and BBQ joints across the country and internationally, provoking a dialogue on the state of the feminist movement(s) today. We discuss a range of topics as diverse as we are, from Michele Bachmann to genderqueer experience, from fishnet stockings to environmental justice, from online activism to hip-hop. And we’re hitting the road again for the third year of our special brand of speaking event: Feministing: Offline and Unfiltered!

Between the DSK rape case, Slutwalks, and a rapidly shifting movement, there’s much to discuss about the state of feminism today ...

Since the Fall of 2009, Feministing has been traveling to college campuses, women’s organizations, and BBQ joints across the country and internationally, provoking a dialogue on the state of ...