• Location: Atria, Amsterdam
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Like last year, Atria will participate in Amsterdam’s annual Museumnight. An evening of engagement and entertainment, with exhilarating columns, stories, and performances. Take a dive into the rich feminist history in Atria’s mini pop-up cinema, or have your snapshot taken by a polaroid photographer. A DJ and VJ will be present to facilitate

• Location: Amsterdam
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On Wednesday December 14 Professor Francisca de Haan will give the first Rosa Manus lecture called Rosa Manus: Restoring to History a “Dutch Woman Leader” who Fell Victim to the Nazi’s. There will also be a comment by Professor Mineke Bosch. Francisca de Haan is Professor of Gender Studies and History at the Central European

• Location: Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam
• Time: 19:30
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Following the decision of the Dutch government and RIVM, this event will NOT take place. Introduction of Critical Race Theory through storytelling, film and dialogue. The cult underground movie Born in Flames captures the fragmentation of feminism in the 1980’s by showing how different feminist groups and individuals struggle against institutional bias and exclusion in

• Location: Amsterdam, Atria
• Time: 9:30
• Type: workshop and breakfast

Workshop & breakfast in preparation for the Women’s March Create (or finish) your own protest sign for the Women’s March at the library of Atria during the Woke Women Rise-Up breakfast! International Women’s Day For International Women’s Day on March 8, thousands of people will take to the streets of Amsterdam to

• Location: Atria, Amsterdam
• Time: 19:30
• Type: Event

De Naaikrans with the Feminist Needlework Party – FULLY BOOKED – De Naaikrans is a panel discussion, a spa experience and a sewing-circle in one. While working by hand, a variety of guests talk to each other about questions such as “what is feminist about needlework?” “Can you break through the deep-rooted separation between body and mind

• Location: OBA Oosterdok, Amsterdam
• Time: 10:00
• Type: exhibition

What does 100 years of women’s suffrage mean to you? In the exhibition Take to the streets, about women’s suffrage and activism in Amsterdam, the struggle of activists from then and now comes to life. Events and special stories of the women and men who fought for women’s suffrage. Wanting a better future.

• Location: Atria, library
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Where: Library, Vijzelstraat 20, Amsterdam When: during opening hours (Tuesday – Friday, 10:00 – 17:00) 

• Location: Atria, auditorium
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Discussion on feminism and islam, concluded with a feminist iftar. Today, there are many feminist initiatives and events. How to create inclusive feminist spaces that are open to different interpretations and and meanings given to feminism? The night will start with a short panel discussion on this question that will be approached from different perspectives.