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The Guilty Feminist

Join The Guilty Feminist and their bold new initiative, The Road to Gilead Project, for a live show that blends humour with radical hope.

Since 2016, The Guilty Feminist podcast has racked up over 180 million downloads by examining the noble goals of 21st century feminism and the hypocrisies and insecurities that undermine them. It’s the show that proves you don’t have to be perfect to be a force for meaningful change. The Road to Gilead Project aims to ignite connection and action that will bring about hope and resistance against the far right.

Gilead is a pop culture shorthand from Margaret Atwood’s dystopian Handmaid’s Tale vision that we now see rising in the west. We welcome the questioning and the committed alike to come together in honest conversation about how we might form real coalitions for change and how we resist the slide towards oppression and power abuse with courage, creativity and collective joy. Expect big laughs, bold ideas and a room full of people who believe a better world is possible, even if we sometimes feel like we’re winging it. Come join host Deborah Frances-White and her fellow comedians, activists and guests to be part of this joyful, defiant movement.

 

Saturday 5 September, 10:30am

Open Space Event

Meet others who want to form a joyful resistance and create a better existence.

Join the Guilty Feminist community for an energising event exploring grassroots action to resist the rise of the far right. In partnership with Amnesty Feminsts and Live Theatre.

Utilising Open Space methodology, this event will enable like-minded collaborators to explore and create grassroots actions to resist the rise of the far right, Christian nationalists and ethno-nationalism.

We may well be on the Road to Gilead, but together, we can turn things around!

Lunch is included. If you have access requirements please email claire.gibson@amnesty.org.uk

Tickets to the Open Space Event are sold through eventbrite at the link below

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The Guilty Feminist

  • Arts Council England
  • Community Foundation
  • European Regional Development Fund
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