WORLD WORLDWIDE EUROPE FRANCE - news journal UPDATE - (en) France, Monde Libertaire - The April 2025 program of the Femmes Libres program (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

 The Femmes Libres program is a space for reflection and study of the

specific oppression of women in a patriarchal and capitalist society
based on male domination. This space promotes the strategies of defense,
denunciation, and reconstruction implemented by feminist movements, in
light of the analysis of social relations of sex, gender, class, and
origin. Each program usually includes three parts: guests; activist
information: meetings, conferences, publications, films, exhibitions,
etc.; and sections that vary each week: The Free Tribune, From Eve to
Philomène, without forgetting the others, etc. Each month, the program
is broadcast on the feminist network. It is often reprinted in
publications, such as those of the Ruptures network or on the
efigies.org list, in Télérama, and also on the website
https://www.monde-libertaire.fr/

Recordings of the programs are available at:
http://emission-femmeslibres.blogspot.com/

Wednesday, April 2
* From Eve to Philomène, Without Forgetting the Others: Anne Sylvestre
(1934-2020). Rebroadcast.
* Jules Falquet: The Straight Combination, Colonialism, Sexual Violence,
and Bastards of Capital, Amsterdam, 2025. Rethinking the links between
the development of capitalism and the European colonization of the
"American" continent, marked by the genocide of indigenous populations
and the slave trade.

Wednesday, April 9
* Accords et à Cris #8: Viviane Arnoux, "accordionist of everything"
An accordionist at age 4 and on stage since she was 12, Viviane Arnoux
explores the musical geography of the accordion, from French pop and
Congolese rumba to jazz improvisation: "improvisation is the stuff of
music," she says. For years, the only woman immersed in a predominantly
male environment, she sees change in the air. We're reassured!
* Manon Godet: Dégaine, éd. du Cygne, 2024. A novel in the form of a
kaleidoscope of images that allows us to see colors and shapes linked by
movement. A choir of characters who each express their tipping point.
* Nora Philippe: Girls for Tomorrow. A film shot over ten years, leading
up to the November 2024 elections in New York. An encounter with four
Barnard College students, then engaged, and now the faces of the resistance.

Wednesday, April 16
* Open Forum: Consent... or Not
* Léah Touitou: The Sardine Workers' Choir, Steinkis Publishing, 2025.
In November 1924, a handful of sardine workers rose up against working
conditions and declared a strike. Mona began to dream of a different
future and joined the ranks of the protesters, against her family's
wishes. Story: Léah Touitou; Drawings: Max Lewko.

Wednesday, April 23
* Geneviève Morand and Natalie-Ann Roy: Libérer la paresse, du
Remue-ménage Publishing, 2024. An unrepentant and feminist-leaning
reinterpretation of a cardinal sin. A denunciation of everything that
exhausts and questions who has the right to rest. Is laziness the
preserve of the privileged?

Wednesday, April 30
* Poetic opus: Nuages by Méas Pech Métral, poet of Cambodian origin,
published by du Cygne.
* Ninon Valder: En mi corazón, Inouïe Distribution. To all those free
beings who whistle along the paths, who carry within them other visions
of the world, and who wordlessly transcribe all the feelings and
emotions of life.

To contact the show: +33 1 43 71 89 40 on Wednesdays between 6:30 p.m.
and 8:30 p.m., during musical breaks.
To write to the team: femmes.libres@outlook.fr

https://monde-libertaire.fr/?articlen=8302
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