 The next Irish Feminist Network Book Club will take place on Friday, 28th of September at 6:30pm at the Tea Garden, 7 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin 1.
The book we will be discussing is The Country Girls by Edna O'Brien Looking forward to seeing you there! :)
5 Comments
 The next Irish Feminist Network Book Club will take place on Friday, 3rd of February at 6:30pm at the Tea Garden, 7 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin 1.
The book we will be discussing is Autumn by Ali Smith. Check out some reviews of the book here and here. And some more info on Smith's writing here. Looking forward to seeing you there! :) FYI The Tea Garden is cash only; they don't accept cards.  The next Irish Feminist Network Book Club will take place on Friday, 6th of January at 6:30pm at the Tea Garden, 7 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin 1.
The book we will be discussing is Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman by Lindy West. Check out some reviews of the book here and here. And West's other writing for the The Guradian here. Look forward to seeing you there! :)  The IFN invites you to an open meeting to discuss priority intersectional feminist issues and activities and current and potential future activities of the IFN. We ask you to bring your vision and ideas for an inclusive, feminist Ireland and your skills and talents that will help make that happen.
The event starts at 18.30 but Third Space is a lovely friendly cafe so feel free to come along early and grab a coffee beforehand! We aim to ensure that the meeting will be respectful and inclusive. Therefore the following code of conduct will apply:
 The next Irish Feminist Network Book Club will take place on Friday, 2nd of December at 6:30pm at the Tea Garden, 7 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin 1. The book we will be discussing is 'Americanah' by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Check out some reviews of the book here and here. Watch Ngozi Adichie's famous TEDTalk below. RSVP on Facebook here. Look forward to seeing you there! :)  The next Irish Feminist Network Book Club will take place on Friday, 4th of November at 6:30pm at Accents Coffee & Tea Lounge. The book we will be discussing is 'Girls will be Girls' by Emer O'Toole. Check out some reviews of the book here and here. Watch O'Toole's famous interview on body hair below. RSVP on Facebook here. Look forward to seeing you there! :)  The Irish Feminist Network Book Club resumes on Friday, 7th of October at 6:30pm at Accents Coffee & Tea Lounge. The book we will be discussing is 'Bad Feminist' by Roxanne Gay. Read an extract from the book here. And check out reviews here, here and here. Watch Gay's TED Talk below. RSVP on Facebook here. Look forward to seeing you there! :) For March 2015, we're reading Ain't I A Woman: black women and feminism, by bell hooks. Everyone is very welcome to join us for a chat about it on Monday the 9th (the day after International Women's Day!) We'll meet in the bar of Buswell's Hotel, Molesworth Street, Dublin 2, at 19.00. Check out the event page on Facebook here. 
 Please join us next Wednesday during International Women's Week to celebrate the inclusion of trans identities within Irish feminism. This will be the final workshop in what has been a wonderful series.
Location: 12 Parliment Street, Dublin 2 Time: 6.30pm
This picket wishes to highlight that women will not be bullied, harassed or made to feel ashamed of their reproductive choices. We avoided tactics of violence, intimidation or aggression used by anti-choicers, and made this picket a celebration of the reproductive rights we do have in Ireland and the services provided by organisations like Marie Stopes! A call for full reproductive rights in Ireland and the refusal to be bullied by those who do not hold the health or lives of women with respect, care or concern.
|
The News & Events page is used to release official IFN statements and advertise events.
Categories
All
Archives
September 2018
|
RSS Feed
