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Week 48, 365 : March 8, International Women’s Day is a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. At the same time it is just another day in the struggle for a world with gender equality. 
PlanetHeroines
4th March 2021
FlâneuseFilm Festival

The Flâneuse

Week 47, The Flâneuse : Originally the image of strolling or sauntering was ascribed to an affluent male, a literary gentleman from 19th-century France who moved unobserved, through the streets but was always observing.
PlanetHeroines
23rd February 2021
CarnivalFilm Festival

Carnival

Week 46, Carnival : Carnival’s origin lies is a Christian festive season before Lent. Traditionally it is celebrated in countries with a large Catholic presence with parades, street parties and sometimes religious services. Masked figures with wondrous costume may people the streets accompanied by live music.
PlanetHeroines
18th February 2021
Warriors Dreamers EducatorsFilm Festival

Warriors, Dreamers, Educators

Week 45 : Hip-hop feminism can be seen as part of Black feminism, the fight for social change in a capitalist system that insists on inequalities based on race, class, gender and heteronormativity.  It is a ‘theoretical and practical enactment of intersectional, sex positive and inclusive feminist ideas and concepts that draw…
PlanetHeroines
11th February 2021
Voyages of Discovery Icon in pink, icon is a compass on a pink backgroundVoyage of Discovery

Art as Activism

By Sena Nwosu : The art sphere has long been a place of activism and a tool to address systemic inequality. Though the medium may vary, artists have found innovative ways to challenge how we perceive as well as narrate the world through art.
PlanetHeroines
7th February 2021
Voyages of Discovery Icon in yellow, icon is a compass on a yellow backgroundVoyage of Discovery

Energy

By Demelza Kingston : The elemental energy that we seek to harness in clean energy production is evident in the striking landscape photography of Laura Gilpin (1891-1979) who captured the beauty of rock formations hewn over millennia by wind and water erosion.
PlanetHeroines
4th February 2021