• Location: Atria, library
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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

• Location: Atria Library
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In current western society men are discouraged to express their emotions and feelings. They are expected to ‘man up’. Women are lead to believe that if they do not want to be perceived as a slut, they shouldn’t have multiple sleeping partners. Such norms and expectations that surround gender pressure men and women to

• Location: Amsterdam
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A selection from photographer Gon Buurman’s oeuvre Gon Buurman (1939) first encountered photography at the age of forty during a holiday in France. She is now considered to be one of the Netherlands’ foremost documentarians of ‘second-wave feminism’. However, associating her exclusively with the women’s movement does not do her justice. For she viewed

• Location: Atria Library
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Feminism has often had an uneasy and divisive relationship with the role men can play in undoing gender hierarchies. But in recent years, many feminists have gone from seeing men as the problem to a necessary and important part of the solution. Campaigns like UN Women’s He4She fronted by Emma Watson, and calls

• 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: IISG, Amsterdam
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Publisher Brill, the International Institute for Social History and Atria kindly invite you for the presentation of the book Rosa Manus (1881–1942): The International Life and Legacy of a Jewish Dutch Feminist, edited by Myriam Everard and Francisca de Haan Rosa Manus (1881–1942) uncovers the life of Dutch feminist and peace activist Rosa Manus, co-founder of the

• Location: Atria Library
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On the 29th of November, Atria will host the fourth discussion meeting of The Feminist Club this year. The theme of this meeting is Feminism and Labour and we will be discussing issues like: part-time and full-time work, equal pay, representation, and child care. Being at Atria also gives us the unique opportunity to frame

• 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