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Students and researchers are welcome to consult Atria’s unique collection and to visit the nice and quiet library in the center of Amsterdam. Are you a student and do you want to know more about gender equality, feminism and diversity? Or are you a teacher and would you like your pupils to develop a

• Location: Atria, bibliotheek
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An interview with Anja Meulenbelt about ‘the new feminism’ and the launch of her most recent book Feminism. Terug van nooit weggeweest (Feminism, back on track  (although it never really strayed). Sylvana Simons, Dylan van Rijsbergen, Sarah Bracke, and Nadia Benaissa will hold four mini guestlectures. Can feminism actually lead to inclusivity and equality?

• Location: Atria, library
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On the 24th of May Atria will screen Dolle Mina: het lef om luidruchtig te veranderen (Mad Mina: the courage to rebelliously make change) (2010). The documentary looks back on Dolle Mina, one of the most well-known activist groups of the ‘70s in the Netherlands. Afterwards an interview with Linda Duits will be held, followed by

• Location: Atria library
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In this discussion night The Feminist Club will discuss the relationship between parenthood, and especially motherhood, and feminism. Traditional women’s roles in the family have been part of critical feminist reflections on the position of women in society. Those have frequently disclosed the power differentials women are subjected in the perpetuation of their main

• Location: Atria, library
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In partnership with the European Student Think Tank, an international NGO run by students for students, this discussion night will be focused upon the abortions right movement and planning activism within this area, following the successful discussion night last year on abortion and feminism. This event has been organised as part of the EST’s

• Location: Atria, auditorium
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Unheard voices: critical perspectives on oral historyWorkshop by dr. Rose Mary Allen Researchers are often confronted with the fact that certain key information is not in written form but stored in people’s memories. This is particularly the case in societies where written information represents colonial or other dominant views while alternative views are silenced.

• Location: Atria, auditorium
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Contesting respectability: sexual politics in post-emancipation colonial Curaçao The lecture examines the ways in which colonial politics of respectability, aimed at shaping ideal Curaçaoan male and female behavior, formed a response to racist representations of  black sexuality and character in Curaçaoan society. By reflecting on the discourses of respectability in Curaçaoan

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A sea of pink pussy hats and protest signs. Worldwide, people are protesting in reaction to the inauguration of President Donald Trump: the Women’s March. During this program we will look at the activist as creative maker and address the importance of representation, the capturing and archiving of protest. We will engage in conversation