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Sistacircle July 8, 2025: Feminist Group Process
What does collectivity, authority, leadership and consensus mean to you in relation to feminist group process?
Sapphic Circle July 6th, 2025: Archiving Lesbian Herstory
"Many female activists... are gazing thoughtfully into the glowing embers of lesbian culture. For us, this is still an active campfire where we gather and warm ourselves; one which, we hope, will not fade away into forgotten ash, but instead retain hot coals to stoke new fires." - Bonnie Morris
Sistacircle July 1, 2024: Feminist Media Watch
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Sistacircle June 24, 2025: Global Watch: Women Dealing With Deportation
After Guadalupe was handcuffed and detained, documents revealed an ICE officer told her "here you are nobody" and “you are nothing” (2018, Hauser).
Sapphic Circle June 22nd, 2025: Separatism
"It is important to recognise that separatism is a strategy engaged in by every feminist. It is a fundamental element of all feminist philosophy." - Susan Hawthorn (2019)
Sistacircle June 17th: Pride Toronto For Women
"A community hub: Pride Toronto provides a platform for the 2SLGBTQ+ community to connect, celebrate, and build relationships, both through the festival and year-round programming."
Sistacircle June 10, 2025: Feminism in the News
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Women's Wellness Circle June 25, 2025: Female Physicians
"During the Crimean War, Nightingale and her team of nurses improved hygiene by introducing cleanliness and sanitation to the hospital. This increased the survival rate of casualties in her hospital from 60% to 98%." ~ Women In Stem
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