The Feminist Initiative film and discussion
last in the series…
Women’s Herstory Across the Globe
The Feminist Initiative
Sunday, April 26 at 2pm
Cinema Arts Centre
www.cinemaartscentre.org
423 Park Avenue Huntington, NY
Special Guest: Lina Olsson, of F!
and panelists...
Hedda Marcus, Professor of English, Women’s Studies and Multidisciplinary Studies at Nassau Community College
Kimberly Wilder, writer at Independent Political Report, blogger of Georgiana Circle: Women Healing History
Andrea Callan, Executive Director of the NYCLU Suffolk County Chapter
Moderator: Charlotte Koons, board member of NYCLU, member CODEPINK
feminism ~ third parties ~coalition building ~ media ~ messaging ~ women
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$9 Members / $12 Public / Includes Reception
Tickets can also be purchased at the box office during theatre hours or
by calling Brown Paper Tickets toll free at 1-800-838-3006. No refunds.
The Feminist Initiative (F!) reveals the passion, pitfalls and promise of a diverse group of women working to establish the world’s first feminist political party in Sweden in the spring of 2005. Even in one of the most gender-equal societies in the world, the advancement of women’s agenda within the patriarchal establishment requires a revolution. Beginning from the innovative and inclusive decision to elect three party leaders rather than one, the film charts every trail-blazing step (and misstep) of the Feminist Initiative (F!) from their energetic start to the climactic moments of their inspiring, celebritysupported rally. Movie was made in Sweden, 2007, 97 min.; Director: Liz Weisberg
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