The Feminist Reading Group is a community working to understand ourselves, the worlds we occupy, and the texts we read in deep, truthful, respectful, and joyful ways.
The Group explores many themes: feminist histories, race, class, gender, space, sexuality, art-making, culture, creative practices, relationship, conflict, globalism, family, colonialism, media, aging, work, organizing, reading, politics, writing, activism, and technology, among others.
Members are invited to participate in an open process of sharing, to be generous and honest with ourselves and others through our thoughts and actions, when speaking and when listening.
We are committed to making this space safe; it is not like a class or other institutional structure, based on hierarchies of knowledge or experience. We don’t convert or correct each other — each person’s agency is protected. We support and celebrate our different forms of creativity, expression, and expertise.
All who wish to join us in this spirit are welcome.
We meet every other Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to approx. 9:30 p.m.
Refreshments are available potluck-style.
Questions? Email sarah.williams@womenscenterforcreativework.com or workablekitchen@gmail.com
The Feminist Reading Group formed as a project of the Women’s Center for Creative Work: http://womenscenterforcreativework.com/
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