Womandla!

Womandla! Feminism and Social Movements in the Global South began as a scholarly conference which aimed to bring together historians of feminism, social movements, and women, as well as interdisciplinary scholars from across the fields of women's and gender studies, feminist theory, queer theory, critical race studies, childhood studies, literary studies, and further afield.

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Although the original conference was postponed as of 24 March 2020 due to COVID-19, conference organisers Kate Law and Ana Stevenson are very pleased to announce that we are now able to proceed with an online seminar series featuring many of the original delegates. The Womandla! Online Seminar Series will take place between April and July 2021.

Thanks to the generous support of Third World Quarterly's Global South Colloquium Fund, the Institute Français d’Afrique du Sud – Recherche / French Institute of South Africa – Research, and the Social History Society's Grant for Conferences, Symposia, and Workshops, we are able to offer a financial contribution which will support the participation of postgraduates, early career researchers, and independent scholars in the Global South. Should finances permit, we may also be able to offer a financial contribution to postgraduates, early career researchers, and independent scholars in the Global North.