Feminists For Choice is in the process of revamping the look of our website and expanding our presence on the web. For those of you who have followed the site for a long time, you may have noticed that Feminists For Choice doesn’t have a logo. That’s why we are looking for a pro-choice graphic designer. If you, or someone you know, is a graphic designer who is committed to pro-choice issues, please forward them this call for proposals.
We need a logo that can be utilized in our website header, as well as on our business cards and stationary. We will also need a graphic designer to make a web ad for us utilizing the logo. If interested, please e-mail serena@feministsforchoice.com.
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Happy Thanksgiving from Feminists For Choice. We’re spending the holiday with our loved ones, so tune in on Monday for the latest pro-choice news. In the mean time, here’s a little
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A big thank you to everyone who participated in Saturday’s Choice Chat with Carol Adams. We had about 35 people in the chat room, and let’s just say that the questions people shared were both insightful and exciting. I think that everyone who came to the chat was willing to examine things from a new point of view, even if they didn’t personally agree with Carol’s thesis that veganism and pro-choice activism are inherently linked. If you missed the chat, a transcript will be available on the site by the end of this week. Stay tuned for our next choice chat, which will be in January.
Thanks for joining Feminists For Choice for the second in our series of Choice Chats. Today our guest is Carol Adams, the author of The Sexual Politics of Meat. She’s also written books about spirituality, domestic violence, and ecofeminism. You should
Join Feminists For Choice for our next choice chat. Our guest will be
Manda Brezicky is the newest member of our writing team. She is a Manda-of-all-trades trying to become a master of them all. While raising two kids with her husband, she is pursuing higher education in Art, History, and Women’s Studies. She hopes to some day be able to corrupt teach the fresh young minds of college students. When Manda’s not busy drawing, chasing kids, tickling her husband, or studying, she likes to spend her time reading what could quite possibly be an unhealthy amount of books about medieval sexuality, wandering art galleries, and knitting. Manda will be blogging on Wednesdays about women’s history. Please give her a warm welcome when she debuts her first post next week!