FEM 08

Zohra*, Me, Catherine and Laura all spent our Saturday at the FEM 08 conference in Sheffield, organised by the amazing Kat Banyard - seen here with Germaine Greer! No doubt we will have a proper post up on the conference soon, but for now you can see the photos I took over at The F Word Flickr group. Head on over, have a look for yourself and, as always, please do add your photos too!

*Who I accidentally left off this list originally!!


Posted by Jess McCabe on 27 April 2008, at 7:01 PM | Comments (2)

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Hannah said:

Can't wait for the proper post - it was a great day and i thoroughly enjoyed it. Many thanks for your contribution to the Grassroots Feminist Media seminar too; it was really inspiring.

Posted on 28 April 2008 at 10:54 AM

Emily Crompton said:

Did anyone film greer's speech? or know of where on the web it may be able to be viewed? My friend missed it and we can't find it anywhere!!

Posted on 12 May 2008 at 1:48 PM

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