The Leadership Series of Runway to Feminist Justice invites reflection on how feminist leadership is practiced — in movement spaces, in moments of crisis, and in the everyday work of sustaining justice.
🎧 Listen to Runway to Feminist Justice on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. 👉🏾 Links in our bio.
What does feminist leadership look like in practice?
If Revolutionary Love Letters made you think about mentorship and responsibility, the Leadership Series explores what it means to lead with care.
Listen to our conversations with senior feminists. 🎧 Listen to Runway to Feminist Justice on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. Read Revolutionary Love Letters 👉🏾 Links in our bio.
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Feminist lineage matters. The Legacy Series on Runway to Feminist Justice, honours the women who built our foundations. Preserve and protect feminist collective memory.
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Come listen and join the conversation 💜
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Listen to leaders and activists from around the world as they share their experience, strategies, journeys and visions for justice.
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Have you been listening to the lastest podcast series 10 questions with Feminist Academics?
🎧 Then let us tell you about why we started Runway to Feminist Justice
Care work is central to economic life — but rarely to economic policy.
Listen to Dr. Odile Mackett on 10 Questions With… on Runway to Feminist Justice.
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💬 What should economies value differently?👇🏿
Tell us in the comments below.
On World Social Justice Day, we remember:
Feminist futures depend on remembering as a political act 💜
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The people who show up after the march.
Make tea.
Check in.
Chapter 4 is for them.
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@priscyll.bsky.social @luvolove.bsky.social
Book cover for *Easting the West: Theorizing the Postliberal Conjuncture from China* by Chenchen Zhang, published by Oxford. The cover features a building that is half Temple of Heaven and half Capitol Hill, set against a pale background.
It's got a cover!
Coming out in June.
Hosted and co-sponsored by @fcrj.bsky.social, SOAS Centre for African Studies, SOAS Centre for Pan-African Studies, SOAS History Seminar and SOAS Centre for Global and Comparative Philosophies.
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It's here, folks! Our book is here! I'm honored to be featured in the new book "Revolutionary Love Letters" of SOAS University London's ever-excellent Feminist Centre for Racial Justice.
I contribute to Chapter 3 (Love as Defiance) w/ my letter to Rima Hassan. Happy reading!
To read the book:
This LGBTQ+ History Month, we honour defiance 🏳️🌈
Living is defiance.
Building movements is defiance.
Being is defiance.
👉🏿 Share Revolutionary Love Letters with defiant LGBTQ+ people via the link in bio.
💬 Say their names.
@dileksayedahmed.bsky.social
Valentine’s Day plans? 💌
How about sending love to your feminist mentors.
Chapter 2 reminds us that mentorship is care, risk, and shared growth.
🔗Send to you mentors link in bio
👉🏿Send a voice note to your mentors.
Chapter 1 is Love as lineage.
Love as inheritance.
Excerpts all month. 👉🏿Read via link in bio. 💬 Name someone who shaped you
We’re dropping a must-have feminist book on love for 2026 📚
Out now: Revolutionary Love Letters — love written as letters to feminists 💜
Expect to smile, sob, and feel inspired.
👉🏿 Read via link in bio
💬 What kind of love do you believe has greater value?
Feminist history asks: who gets remembered — and who is erased?
Episode 1 of 10 Questions with Feminist Academics on Runway to Feminist Justice with Dr. Eleanor Newbigin is now live.
👉🏾 Listen via link in bio.
💬 What history do you think still needs telling?
👇🏿Tell us in the comments below.
📢 New series: 10 Questions With…
In a time of global crisis, feminist ideas matter.
10 Questions with Feminist Academics centres feminist thinking in today’s policy and movement debates.
🗓️ Launching Mon 2 Feb
💬 What feminist questions should we be asking right now?
Hear from FMBS participants on how movements are carried, inherited, and remade across generations. 👉🏿 Read the report via link in bio.
#FeministRacialJustice
Feminist futures don’t begin anew.
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Hear from FMBS participants on the infrastructure that allows movements to endure. 👉🏿 Read the report via link in bio.
#MovementBuilding
Care is not peripheral to organising.
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👉🏿 Read the report via link in bio.
#FeministRacialJustice
How knowledge is made matters.
Hear from FMBS Participants on how ethics, care, and accountability determine whether research strengthens movements.
Hear from FMBS Participants on how narrative development is
is feminist work. 👉🏿 Read the report via link in bio.
#NarrativePower
Stories don’t just describe reality.
They organise belief, belonging, and exclusion.
Hear from FMBS Participants on where feminist strategy begins.
👉🏿 Read the report via link in bio.
#FeministRacialJustice #GlobalMajority
Movements are sites of knowledge production.
They generate knowledge through practice, reflection, and struggle.
Hear from FMBS Participants on where feminist strategy begins. 👉🏿 Read the report via link in bio.
#FeministRacialJustice #GlobalMajority
