Feminist Communication and Retirement in France | Issue #11

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Hello, sisters of the world!

“At Capire, we believe that grassroots feminist communication is necessarily a collective process, with a convergence strategy positioned in the dispute for hegemony and worldviews.” In her article, Tica Moreno, a member of Capire’s work team, reflects on how to make grassroots feminist communication happen based on the portal’s experiences, addressing how to challenge digital capitalism.

We also published last week an article by the researcher Christiane Marty on the issue of retirement in France and women’s struggles for a fairer pension system. Cristiane looks back on reforms conducted in the French pension system over time, assesses how this system became increasingly unfair for women, and explains what is at risk with the new overhaul.

Find these and more on women’s struggles at capiremov.org! 

::: Doing Grassroots Feminist Communication, Facing Digital Capitalism
Tica Moreno presents the principles and practices of grassroots feminist communication based on Capire’s experiences | Analysis

::: Retirement in France: Women Stand Up
The working class mobilizes in France against the reform imposed by Macron. Learn more about a feminist perspective on the French pension system | Analysis

...And if you haven't seen it yet, check out our content from previous weeks:

::: Mireya Forel: “Rape is a Weapon of War”
The anti-militarist feminist militant shares Women in Black’s views on wars over the world and talks about experiences of actions for peace | Interview

::: Women at the forefront of politics: the organizing work of the Sahrawi women
On her article, El-Ejla Chejh Alla (Ayla Chejh) talks about the operation of the National Union of Sahrawi Woman, and their struggles during war times | Analysis

::: Three Months of Resistance in Peru: “In Our Country, They Are Killing With Bullets”
Peruvian militants denounce repression against demonstrations for democracy in Peru and address their current strategies of struggle | Experiences

::: March 8, 2000, a Day To Remember
Looking back on the launch of the World March of Women and its internationalist feminist agenda | Experiences

::: Feminist Pedagogy in Practice: Discover the guidebook “Decolonial Feminist Popular Education”
Gina Alfonso talks about the role of pedagogical mediation in the book with the accumulations and methodologies of the Facilitator’s School | Experiences

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Capire is a media tool dedicated to echoing the voices of women in movement, publicizing the struggles from different territories, and strengthening local and international references of anti-capitalist, anti-racist, grassroots feminism. Watch this video or read our presentation to learn more about it. This website is an initiative by the World March of Women, in collaboration with women of allied movements, such as La Via Campesina and Friends of the Earth International, and organizations that are part of the Strengthening Grassroots Feminisms project.