HerStoria Magazine
by Philippa Willitts // 17 February 2010, 14:38
Last June, Catherine mentioned a new women's magazine, called HerStoria, and as I've recently subscribed I thought it was worth mentioning again, because it looks great!
Look at history from a female perspective and everything changes. HerStoria magazine in print, and Discover Women's History Web online, will entertain, inform and create a community. We’ll turn a kaleidoscope on the past to uncover a different history - women's history - and celebrate the women who made it.Having received my copies (the latest one and a back issue) I can tell you that it looks like a really good quality, well-researched and inspirational publication. We get the stories that history has hidden from us, as women, and the fact that people are writing these down and making them available means that the stories are getting out, and should remain UNhidden from now on.Published in the UK, HerStoria magazine is a high quality print magazine with 4 issues each year, Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.
With a few memorable exceptions, many feminist magazines only last a short while, and I'm very happy to be contributing to keeping this one alive, by subscribing!
(Photos by me)
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Carrie // Posted 17 February 2010 at 15:47
That's the issue with my article as the main front cover story!
Philippa Willitts // Posted 17 February 2010 at 15:48
Oh wow, that's ace!
Renee // Posted 18 February 2010 at 00:15
I have always found when we say that we are looking at the category of woman usually one specific subset emerges to define whom is considered woman. Does this magazine look at WOC, poor women, lesbian etc.., cause quite honestly sick of hearing that we are going to look at women's history and then finding out once again that what was really meant is that we are going to look at white, cisgender straight, able bodied women of class privielge.