Exhibition
CEED Feminisms Bibliography Launch at Biblioteka, London
15 May 2024 6.30-8.30pm
Cell Project Space
London E2 9DA
Overview
Hosted by Biblioteka the launch event celebrates CEED Feminisms year-long programme of research gatherings, screening events and reading groups launched in Summer 2023, organised by Cell Project Space in collaboration with Feminist Duration Reading Group. The bibliography has been collectively collated and published by a network of practitioners based in and beyond the UK and Central Eastern Europe to be used as a resource and spring board for spaces of mutual support, and learning. CEED Feminisms opposes cultural blind spots around prejudice and xenophobia in the UK towards the 'Eastern European' immigrant, sharpened by Russia’s war in Ukraine, and by Brexit.
For any access needs please contact:
Hlib Velyhorskyi at Biblioteka
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