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What does it take to maintain optimism in a time of anger, fear and division?
How can we revive hope in the midst of despair?
And what can feminist thinking and mobilisation offer in our search for answers to these questions?
Feminist Utopias: Past, Present and Imagined is a multi-disciplinary gathering of academics, activists, artists and musicians. Collectively we explore histories of feminist visions, the cutting edge of current actions, and a myriad of liberatory ideas with potential to shape the future.
Presentations include talks, dramatisations, film, dance, and live musical performance
Presenters include:
Elizabeth Reid, AO, the world’s first advisor on women’s affairs to a head of state.
Prof. Clare Hemmings, Professor of Feminist Theory, London School of Economics
Sally Greenaway, Composer-Pianist
Fee: Benefactress: $200 Fully Waged: $50 Student: $20 Unwaged: pay what you can
Registration deadline: 4 September 2017
On-site registration will be available on the day.
Contact: Carolyn Strange or (02) 6125-2613
Image credit: marco monetti (Flickr)
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Date & time
Fri 08 Sep 2017, 8.45am–6.30pm
Location
The Great Hall, University House, ANU
Speakers
Clare Hemmings; Elizabeth Reid; Sally Greenaway and many others
