In Art: Make Em’ All Mexican

In Art: Make Em’ All M...

Make Em’ All Mexican – by feminist artist Linda Vallejo “A playful and political satire of representations, presents us with new versions of the past and cherished American iconography to create an America completely inhabited by Mexicans.” Exhibition Dates: May...
In Panels: Feminism, Imperialism & Migration

In Panels: Feminism, Imp...

Join AF3IRM Los Angeles – the Association of Filipinas, Feminists Fighting Imperialism, Re-feudalization, Marginalization – as it hosts a “Feminism, Imperialism, and Migration” panel on how migration impacts women’s lives, how imperialism turns women...
In Art: Las Ramonas Gone Wild

In Art: Las Ramonas Gone...

Las Ramonas Gone Wild Breath of Fire Latina Theater Ensemble and Las Ramonas proudly present: LAS RAMONAS GONE WILD! A multi-media extravaganza featuring two one act plays: Mujeres Contra la Rabia del Machismo- Mad Xicana scientists exorsize the macho out of the man in your life,...
In Film: LA Intl. Women’s Film Fest

In Film: LA Intl. Women&...

The Los Angeles Women’s International Film Festival March 25 – March 31 Laemmle’s Sunset 5 8000 Sunset Blvd West Hollywood, CA 90041 http://lawomensfest.com/ The Los Angeles Women’s International Film Festival is produced by Alliance of Women Filmmakers Inc.  a...
In Conferences: Gender, Society and Change

In Conferences: Gender, ...

Applied Women’s Studies Conference 2011 Gender, Society and Change: The Past, Present, and Future at Claremont Graduate University April 1-2, 2011 Keynote Speaker: Beverly Guy-Sheftall Former President of National Women’s Studies Association Beverly Guy-Sheftall, Former...
In Arts: Grrl Fair 10 Year Anniversary

In Arts: Grrl Fair 10 Ye...

In Arts: Grrl Fair 10 Year Anniversary March 12th 2011 – Films & Discussions start at 4pm Ravens Studios The Santora Arts Building, 207 N. Broadway, Downtown Santa Ana GRRL FAIR IN OUTERSPAAAAAACE!!! Grrl Fair is a D.I.Y. yearly showcase held in honor of International...

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