• 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: Forumzaal Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam
• Time: 20:00
• Type: Lecture

On October 3rd Professor Mineke Bosch (NL) will give the third Rosa Manus Lecture of Atria, National Institute on Gender Equality and Women’s History  titled A centenary of Dutch universal suffrage, or Gender and the politics of history and memory. There will be a comment by Dr Mari Takayanagi. Lecturers Mineke Bosch is Professor

• Location: Atria, Amsterdam
• Time: 16:30
• Type: tour

Buy ticket A crash course on the changing position of LBTI women in the Netherlands. A heartwarming, informative and at times humorous story with unique archival material forming its plot. Atria’s library & archive in the centre of Amsterdam host one of the world’s largest collections on women, gender and diversity. Especially for

• Location: Atria, Amsterdam
• Time: 16:30
• Type: tour

The Pink Tour on July 30 is sold out. Tickets for July 31 A crash course on the changing position of LBTI women in the Netherlands. A heartwarming, informative and at times humorous story with unique archival material forming its plot. Atria’s library & archive in the centre of Amsterdam host one of the world’s

• Location: A'dam&Co, Amsterdam
• Time: 19:00
• Type: talk

This talk is cancelled. Talk (English) at A’DAM&Co by Sylvia Holla on fashion modelling, ‘aesthetic labor’ and the experience of the self. Beauty, Work, Self The popularity of fashion modeling signifies the importance of beauty in contemporary society and places models on a pedestal as ‘symbolic carriers of aesthetic capital’. However, models’

• Location: Atria, Amsterdam
• Time: 17:00
• Type: tour

Only in 1919 a bill for active women’s suffrage was adopted in the Netherlands and women were allowed to vote. For decades, struggles have been waged by women from different political movements. From 1889, women’s suffrage organizations were created. They held demonstrations and lectures, organized protest meetings and exhibitions, published a monthly magazine and published