A-Infos (en) France, Monde Libertaire - The September 2025 program for 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 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 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 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, September 3

* From Eve to Philomène, without forgetting the others: Funmilayo 
Ransome-Kuti, born Frances Abigail Olufunmilayo Thomas (1900-1978), was 
a Nigerian teacher and politician, and a women's rights activist. She 
was one of the leaders of her generation.

* Moulicatou Akadiri, activist for a Beninese NGO: "Perverts and pedos 
are everywhere. Watch over your children." Raising awareness against 
teenage pregnancies, rape, and the sexual abuse of minors. Raising 
awareness among young people against sexist and sexual violence in Africa.

Wednesday, September 10

* Accords et à Cris #12, Nawal, the rebellious Franco-Comorian voice. 
Born in Moroni, a guitarist on stage at age 7, a songwriter, 
multi-instrumentalist, and singer, Nawal transgresses the codes of her 
native island. From blues to Sufi chants, alone on stage or surrounded 
by the Women of the Moon, her music, which ranges from Bantu polyphonies 
to Arab, Indian, and Persian cultures, is a constant struggle for 
women's emancipation. She founded the Nawali Center in the Comoros to 
promote art, culture, and women's empowerment. A long interview with 
her, featuring her on the mix of her upcoming album, Humanity.

* Matrimoine Days, September 19, 20, and 21: Created in 2015 at the 
initiative of the HF Île-de-France association, the Matrimoine Days echo 
those of the Heritage Days to highlight "the legacy of mothers" and make 
their works visible. They invite visitors to explore the rich artistic, 
cultural, and intellectual heritage bequeathed by women, too often 
forgotten and ignored. Renée Gailhoustet (1929-2023), architect, is the 
emblematic figure of the Matrimoine Days 2025 for the Île-de-France region.

Wednesday, September 17

* Marie-Claire Calmus: On Space, éditinter 2025. After a brief chapter 
on the connection between Space and Time, the author observes two major 
aspects of our connection to Space: through our activities, primarily 
creative, and those of relationships, from the most private and everyday 
to the most public.

* Large-format open forum: the Jazz in Noyon Festival, from September 20 
to October 12, with Marie-Jo and Laurence, and Marie Buscatto for her 
expertise on women in jazz. This 2025 edition is resolutely focused on 
gender equality. The groups participating this year will be 
predominantly led by women.

Wednesday, September 24

* Poetic Opus: Le Castor Astral Publishing, with two works from this 
publisher, Frénésies by Stéphanie Vovor and L'eau du bain by Rim Battal

* Sandrine Goldschmidt and Nadja Ringart: Feminist Documentary Festival 
"Women Resisting Capitulation." A world tour of women's initiatives that 
are changing the world or simply influencing their environment, women 
who dare to take the camera where they are least expected, who dare to 
speak in front of the camera when speaking is already an act of courage, 
and make these actions visible in a world where they are too often 
ignored. September 27 and 28 at the Jean Vilar Cinema in Arcueil.

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

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