IDEES magazine

No. 47
Feminism(s)

Editorial

Editorial: Feminism(s)
Núria Vergés Bosch, Mireia Calafell, Pere Almeda
Feminisms: where do we come from? Where are we going?

Weaving the threads: a genealogy of feminisms in Catalonia
Mercè Otero Vidal, Montserrat Otero Vidal
Potentials, challenges and tensions in Catalan feminisms today
Joana G. Grenzner
Fina Birulés: ‘If we fight those who shout, we will only end up shouting’
Fina Birulés
Inclusions, visibilities and opportunities

Feminist journalism: a radical, cross-cutting intervention
Isabel Muntané
Gender and ICT: Are we making progress in CyberFeministisation?
Núria Vergés Bosch
Siri Hustvedt: “Almost all young, attractive women find it hard to be accepted as authors worth reading”
Míriam Cano, Siri Hustvedt
Works and care

Sex work is work
Livia Motterle, Janet, Kali Sudhra, Paula Ezkerra
On rights, demands and affection policies in relation to domestic and care work
Karina Fulladosa-Leal, Isabel Escobar, Rocío Echeverría, Lissette Fernández
The gender pay gap: causes and approaches
Raquel Serrano Olivares
Intersectionalities and alliances

Being a black woman in Catalonia
Desirée Bela-Lobedde
A letter from a trans man to the old sexual regime
Paul B. Preciado
Feminist poetics of the body and desire

Disobedient motherhoods
Esther Vivas
Ugly sisters and toads. Disney love and feminist agency
Brigitte Vasallo
Surrogacy and feminist movements
Anna Mª Morero Beltrán
Power, authority and feminist republic

Imagining a Feminist Republic
Tània Verge Mestre, Carme Riu Pascual, Montserrat Pineda Lorenzo, Rosa M. Ortiz Monera, Montse Romaní Draper
Cooperation and gender equality: two fundamental commitments, 25 years on
Marina Subirats
The European Union: in the vanguard on equality policy?
Tània Verge Mestre
Feminism is not a numbers game, it’s about inclusion
Shada Islam, Amanda Rohde
Repressions, exclusions and sexist violence

Kit against online gender-based violence
Núria Vergés Bosch, DonesTech
Art as a struggle

Spitting out the rage in a hostile land. Anticolonial resistance through art
Daniela Ortiz
Writing as a feminist act
Bel Olid
Five warnings and one anthology
Mireia Calafell, Afshan D’souza-Lodhi, Berta García Faet, Danae Sioziou, Estíbaliz Espinosa Río, Juana Adcock, Laura Wittner, Lebo Mashile, Leire Bilbao, Maria Isern, Maria Sevilla, Yolanda Castaño
FEM! Today’s feminist artists
Maria Arnal, Flavita Banana, Mar C. Llop, Yolanda Domínguez, Julia González, Agnés Mateus, Marga Mbande, Andrea Btoy, Lali Álvarez, Bianca Batlle Nguema, Sònia Gómez, Núria Guiu, Maria Isern, Silvia Albert Sopale, María Cañas, Miriam Reyes, Maria Sevilla
Figures

Gender in figures

No. 47 Feminism(s)

Editorial

Feminisms: where do we come from? Where are we going?

Inclusions, visibilities and opportunities

Works and care

Intersectionalities and alliances

Feminist poetics of the body and desire

Power, authority and feminist republic

Repressions, exclusions and sexist violence

Art as a struggle

Figures

No. 47
Feminism(s)