NGOisation and generational divides in Serbia's feminist movement

Bias, Leandra

doi:10.1016/j.wsif.2019.102292

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“…First, they pretended they wanted to support it financially, then they put a condition: either you give your project away, or we would not support it"; "Now I am sad that the idea we developed together with other young feminists was "sold" to donors by people I considered my mentors, without our knowledge". Similar intergenerational gap in feminist activism is noticeable across countries (Ahmadi, 2023;Bias, 2019). It is also evident that young women activists adopt different strategies to bridge it.…”

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In Search of Solidarity: Digital Transformation of Belarusian Feminist Activist Projects

Syrakvash

2023

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The article explores the interlink between the digital transformation process of Belarusian feminist activist projects and solidarity within the feminist community. The article aims to characterize the process of Belarusian feminist activist projects’ digital transformation, as well as to answer the question, how the digital transformation of Belarusian feminist activist projects influences the solidarity of the Belarusian feminist community as an ability to maintain horizontal networking and practices of care, as well as to form autonomous political subjectivities and unite for collective action. The article theorizes the concepts of feminist solidarity, the essence of digitalized activism and approaches to defining feminist civil society in Belarus. Building on existing scholarship and semi-structured interviews results, the article identifies how feminist projects underwent digitalization, presented by sixteen interlocutors, and contributes to understanding feminist solidarity, its challenges, and its further potential. The results provide an overview of the most significant features of feminist projects’ digital transformation in Belarus, including evidence of the uniqueness of the online space for the birth of a new generation of Belarusian feminists and related intergenerational transfer of knowledge both within and outside the community, overcoming the digital divide and boosting the dissemination of feminist values among Belarusians through the digitalization of feminist projects, rethinking the possible ways to strengthening solidarity within the community, and the need to constantly defend the feminist language within the political process of democratization in Belarus highlighted through digital activism.

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confidence: 79%

In Search of Solidarity: Digital Transformation of Belarusian Feminist Activist Projects

Syrakvash

2023

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Improving global value chain governance: Empowering women through third-party interventions within institutionally fragile contexts

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Goerzen

2024

Journal of World Business

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Contesting gender: young women and feminist generations in gender-based violence services

Michelis

2023

Journal of Gender Studies

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NGOisation and generational divides in Serbia's feminist movement

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

In Search of Solidarity: Digital Transformation of Belarusian Feminist Activist Projects

In Search of Solidarity: Digital Transformation of Belarusian Feminist Activist Projects

Improving global value chain governance: Empowering women through third-party interventions within institutionally fragile contexts

Contesting gender: young women and feminist generations in gender-based violence services

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