What: Aotearoa Anarcha-Feminist Hui 2010
When: 2nd-5th April (Easter)
Where: Wellington
Who: "open to people of all genders, excluding cis-men (people assigned the male gender at birth who identify as male)."
Way more info on their blog
Message from the organisers (cribbed from the media statement):
People from around Aotearoa will converge on Wellington this Easter to discuss decolonisation, racism and challenging white privilege in Aotearoa. This will be the 3rd such hui in as many years, and forms part of an ongoing tradition of more than 19 years of Anarcha-Feminist organising in this country.
“...Anarcha-Feminism is a political philosophy opposed to all all kinds of domination and oppression. The movement in Aotearoa has not seriously explored the issues of racism and colonisation, and we see this hui as an opportunity to begin to change that.” said Laura Drew, one of the organisers.
Added Drew, “There is a need to acknowledge and address racism in Aotearoa and the way its effects are often down-played in the media and by the Pakeha majority.”
There will also be workshops on topics such as body image, mental health and ableism, and time for socialising and networking.
“This hui is for transgender people and women, as we recognise that both groups are adversely affected by patriarchal societies, and therefore can share experiences and strategies. We recognise that men have a role to play in fighting sexism too, and encourage men to organise an event focusing on these topics.” Drew said.
Organisers want to make the hui as accessible as possible, so have kept the cost of attendance low. Admittance, all food and accommodation is only $30-$60 sliding scale for the whole 4 day event. The venue is wheelchair accesible and free childcare will be provided throughout.
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Saturday, 20 March 2010
Thursday, 11 February 2010
AFem 2010 Info & Idea Share - tonight, Auckland
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11:11 am
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Julie
Sorry for the late notice, I only found this this morning:
What: AFem 2010 Info & Idea Share
When: Thursday 11th Feb, 7.30pm
Where: Blackheart infoshop, 335 Great North Rd, Grey Lynn
Message from the organisers:
Facebook event
What: AFem 2010 Info & Idea Share
When: Thursday 11th Feb, 7.30pm
Where: Blackheart infoshop, 335 Great North Rd, Grey Lynn
Message from the organisers:
The organisers of this year's Aotearoa Anarcha-feminist hui invite you to the first:contact: afem2010 [nospam] gmail.com
AFEM 2010 INFO & IDEA SHARE
Come along to find out more about what is planned for this year's anarcha-feminist convergence.
Please bring your questions, thoughts and ideas about what you want to happen at the hui.
Awesome zines, crafts and snacks will be available for purchase. (Proceeds go towards making it cheaper for folks to attend the a-fem hui).
Note: This is an event for people of all genders who are interested in finding out more about Afem 2010 .
Similar events will be happening in other centres... watch this space!
Facebook event
Friday, 6 March 2009
Feminist Event: Auckland anarcha-feminists film screening on Sunday
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10:48 am
by
Julie
From the Indymedia listing:This Sunday, 8th of March is International Womyn's Day. Auckland Anarcha-feminists are putting on a film screening to fundraise for the upcoming national anarcha-feminist hui. There'll be games and cupcakes after!
When: 7pm, Sunday 8th March
Where: Trades Hall, 147 Great North Rd, Grey Lynn
Thanks very much to Kelsie for bringing this to our attention, via comments on our post about other IWD events.
Wednesday, 12 November 2008
Feminist Event: Anarcha-Feminist self-defence hui
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1:32 pm
by
Julie
Found at Indymedia, where you can find out a bit more than I've reproduced below:
A 2-day workshop about Womyn’s Self Defence and Self Defence from State Oppression will take place in Wellington on the last weekend of November.
The first day will be dedicated to learning to define our personal space and boundaries, helping each other keep safe, and physically and mentally defending ourselves.
The second day will be dedicated to exploring the different ways we can defend ourselves from the State and its various ways of attacking and oppressing us as activists.
Come and kick Patriarchy and the State’s ass, while enjoying other wimmin’s company in a safe, stimulating and fun environment.
Please fill in and send registration form to selfdefencehui (at) gmail.com by the 23/11, as number of participants is limited.
If you are organising, or know of, an event that may be of interest to our readers please get in touch!
A 2-day workshop about Womyn’s Self Defence and Self Defence from State Oppression will take place in Wellington on the last weekend of November.
The first day will be dedicated to learning to define our personal space and boundaries, helping each other keep safe, and physically and mentally defending ourselves.
The second day will be dedicated to exploring the different ways we can defend ourselves from the State and its various ways of attacking and oppressing us as activists.
Come and kick Patriarchy and the State’s ass, while enjoying other wimmin’s company in a safe, stimulating and fun environment.
Please fill in and send registration form to selfdefencehui (at) gmail.com by the 23/11, as number of participants is limited.
If you are organising, or know of, an event that may be of interest to our readers please get in touch!
Thursday, 18 September 2008
New men's anarchist zine - From The Kitchen
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6:22 pm
by
Julie
Now you might be wondering why I'm mentioning a men's mag on a feminist blog, but kindly read the following message from the organisers of the zine...
From The Kitchen: Issue one of Aotearoa anarchist men's zine now out!
In what is perhaps a first for Aotearoa Pakeha anarchists (please let us know if that isn't the case) 'From the Kitchen' is a zine devoted to the discussion of anarchist mens relationship/ response to the feminist movement(s) and our own sexist behaviour. The zine isn't about pointing fingers but instead is done in the style of critical self-reflection by the authors about sexism in their own lives.

Topics in the first issue include:
From The Kitchen: Issue one of Aotearoa anarchist men's zine now out!
In what is perhaps a first for Aotearoa Pakeha anarchists (please let us know if that isn't the case) 'From the Kitchen' is a zine devoted to the discussion of anarchist mens relationship/ response to the feminist movement(s) and our own sexist behaviour. The zine isn't about pointing fingers but instead is done in the style of critical self-reflection by the authors about sexism in their own lives.

Topics in the first issue include:
- Me(n) and Pornography
- Slugs in the Sandpit - The Gendered politics of the garden
- Meat Robots Unite
- Some thoughts on masculinity, authoritarianism and emotional intelligence
- What is to be done- some reflections on current sexism in the anarchist movement.
Tuesday, 8 April 2008
Feminist Events: Aotearoa Anarcha-Feminist Gathering
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8:21 am
by
Julie
An anarcha-feminist gathering will take place in Otautahi / Christchurch over ANZAC weekend. Dates: Friday 25 April – noon Sunday 27 April 2008 (ANZAC weekend)
Starts at 10am on Friday. The programme goes til noon on Sunday (for those who need to leave) but we will stay to 4pm (for those who can) to fit in all the bits that no doubt spill over, and cleanup.
Venue: The Old Vicarage, 8 Governor's Bay-Teddington Road, Governor's Bay (On Banks Peninsula, 30 mins drive from central Otautahi / Christchurch). We will be surrounded by gardens, with hills all around and a view of the sea. Close to a very lovely swimming beach
Full details can be perused here, and you can email anarcha-fem (at) live (dot) com to register ($30) or make queries.
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If you have a feminist event that you would like The Hand Mirror to promote please feel free to contact us and we will put it up (as long as it is in New Zealand somewhere).
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