"Mr. President, how long must women wait for liberty?" Over 100 years later, suffragette Amelia Himes Walker's words still ring true. Sure, women won the right to vote and have made many gains since then. But women—and everyone—in America have grown less free as government power, surveillance, red-tape, and control have grown. That's why we'll […]
Join Feminists for Liberty on Friday, April 5 for drinks + food + flash talks from some of our favorite local libertarian feminists ✨ All are welcome, regardless of sex or gender. We’ll be on the second floor of Exiles Bar D.C. (the same place we were for our first Salon & Social last November, […]
When: Saturday, December Seventh • 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Where: 505 Montana Avenue NE • Washington, D.C. What: Food • Drinks • Friends Why: Help us raise money for our 2020 plans! Kick off the holiday party season by joining us for a benefit brunch on Saturday, Dec. 7th! We'll be serving up bottomless mimosas […]
Feminists for Liberty president Elizabeth Nolan Brown and board member Avens O'Brien will both be attending and speaking at the Free State Project's 2020 Liberty Forum in Manchester, New Hampshire. More about the conference here: https://nhlibertyforum.com/
Update: We're canceling our March 20th Salon & Social in light of the COVID-19 outbreak & the need for social distancing. Stay tuned for updates on rescheduling!
UPDATE: Students for Liberty has canceled LibertyCon 2020 Feminists for Liberty will be hosting events throughout this year's Student's for Liberty conference.
We’ll be going out as a group on Saturday in support of D.C. protests against police brutality, racism, and militarization. If you’d like to join us, we’ll be meeting up outside Union Pub (200 Massachusetts NE) starting at 1:30 p.m. and heading over to join the protest outside the Dirksen Senate Office Building a little […]
For more info, see: Zuri Davis Talks to LOLA About Race, Liberty, Police, & Protests
The 19th Amendment was ratified on August 18, 1920. Join us on August 18, 2020, at 7 p.m. EST to celebrate a century of women’s suffrage in America and a discussion of how women’s battle for the ballot and their eventual electoral power influenced the political landscape in the United States.
Organizations everywhere are paying attention to diversity and inclusion more than ever. But what does “D&I” really mean, what’s just fluff, and what are some meaningful steps organizations can take to truly make a difference for women in their workplaces? Join us next week on Tuesday, September 22, for a live, virtual panel on market […]
Tune in to watch Libertarian Party presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen answer video questions from voters and chat with Feminists for Liberty President and Reason Senior Editor Elizabeth Nolan Brown about COVID-19, criminal justice reform, and more. The event will be broadcast live on Dr. Jorgensen's Facebook and YouTube pages.
Earlier this year, Feminists for Liberty sponsored the first libertarian feminist video contest. On Tuesday, October 6, we'll be announcing the winners and screening their work as part of a virtual video festival and panel that will also feature a discussion with three of the contest judges, Avens O'Brien, Terry Kibbe, and Jo Jensen. To […]