The Femmes Libres program is a space for reflection and study of the
specific oppression of women in a patriarchal and capitalist societybased on male domination. This space highlights 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 sections: guests;
activist information: meetings, conferences, publications, films,
exhibitions, etc.; and sections that vary weekly: 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 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, June 4
* From Eve to Philomène, Without Forgetting the Others: Françoise
d'Eaubonne (1920-2005) Rebroadcast.
* Under Our Eyes, Tales of Pornographic Violence, Seuil, 2025, with
three of the authors: Adelaïde Bon, Hélène Devynck, Alice Géraud. These
are women everyone watches but no one wants to see, let alone hear. They
are civil parties in two major trials scheduled to take place in France:
the "French Bukkake" and "Jacquie et Michel" cases. Fifteen authors met
these women to tell their stories. Each in their own way, they express
both their fierce resistance and the violence that continues long after
the filming. Co-hosted with Mariama, host of "Pas de quartiers" on Radio
libertaire.
Wednesday, June 11
* Accords et à Cris #10: Les Femmes S'Engagent: building our musical
projects together. Les Femmes S'en Mêlent, the festival founded on March
8, 1997, promotes women and LGBTQIA+ artists in contemporary music
through the Les Femmes S'Engagent initiative. It was within this
framework that the first speed meeting took place in May, bringing
together those who want to play and build projects together. Joy,
enthusiasm, and warmth marked the success of this event. Report.
* Ni muses ni groupies, Une histoire féministe de la musique, by Chloé
Thibaud, éd. Le Duc, 2025. How have female artists made music a powerful
instrument of self-affirmation to defend their rights and demand
equality? A selection of feminist songs. Co-hosted with Florence, host
of "Compositrices," "Flemmardises et Rêveil mots," and "Des cailloux
dans l'engrenage" on Radio Li-bertaire.
Wednesday, June 18
* Open Forum: Why live without a man?
* The City of Women's Rights, with Patricia Kasperet and François
Delfaud. Founded in 2023, the City of Women's Rights has since led
numerous initiatives, including developing a feminist calendar based on
interactive photos, promoting Women for Peace, and calling for a
museum/city dedicated to the history of women's rights struggles in the
Île-de-France region.
Wednesday, June 25
* Poetic Opus: Angèle Paoli, Voix sous les voix, with visual
accompaniment by Marie Hercberg, published by Al Manar, 2025. Ten voices
spanning time, voices of women, women of color, poets, and artists who
committed suicide-who encounter the voice of Angèle Paoli.
* Michèle Rollin, director of Le Maitron, Mémoire de l'Histoire
ouvrière, Hibou Production, 2025. Jean Maitron, a pioneer of labor
history, initiated a colossal undertaking in 1955: The Biographical
Dictionary of the Labor Movement, commonly known as Le Maitron. The film
evokes this collective adventure and the figure of its creator through
the testimonies of his successors and archives, some of which have never
been published before.
To contact the program: +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=8406
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