• 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.

• Location: Atria, library
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Discussion organised by the Feminist Club Amsterdam on Equitable Creative Industries. The creative and cultural sectors draw together tradition, imagination, and innovation. As individuals, we are able to question existing norms, to reinterpret values and identity narratives. We believe that creativity can act as a catalyst for changing socio-economic and political issues through alternative discourses

• Location: Atria, library
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Zami debate at Atria In the light of Angela Davis’ visit to Amsterdam in the spring of 2018 Zami Foundation will organise a debate on Black feminism, activism and racism at Atria, institute on gender equality and women’s history. During this event, an intergenerational and interdisciplinary group of women will discuss contemporary feminism and

• Location: Atria, library
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Do some spring cleaning, load up a bag and head to Feminist Club Amsterdam for the clothing exchange and discussion night! Before the exchange, Feminist Club Amsterdam will have a discussion surrounding the nexus of feminism and environmentalism as it interrelates to the fashion industry. Feminist Club Amsterdam will be hosting it’s second clothing

• Location: Atria, library
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On Friday, April 13, Atria will spend the afternoon examining history through a gender lense. Three lectures on the significance and meaning of 100 years of women’s voting rights are scheduled for the afternoon, followed by pitches on current projects and activities in the historic field (all in Dutch). We will end the day festively with

• Location: Atria, library
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Presentation of the peer reviewed academic journal Yearbook of Women’s History: Gender and Archiving on the meaning of archiving for the women’s movement then, now and in the future. Atria is guest editor  of this 37th volume on ‘Gender and Archiving’. Gender and Archiving The women’s movement is one of the most

• Location: Atria, library
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Vincent van Gogh had three special sisters, learn more about Anna, Lies & Wil and the time they lived in. The story of Anna, Lies, and Wil has never been told before. They grew up in a time when long-distance travel by train first became possible, when ‘impressionist’ was still a derogatory term, when the

• Location: Doelenzaal, library of the University of Amsterdam
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On Tuesday January 23 Professor Maxine Molyneux (UK) will give the second Rosa Manus Lecture titled Latin American Feminism: A new Wave?. There will be a comment by Professor Giselinde Kuipers. Latin American Feminism: A new Wave? Latin America is notable for the strength and variety of its women’s movements and for the widespread activism