Contest Deadline Extended
Considering submitting a video but didn't have time yet? You now have until May 8th.
Introducing Video Contest Judge Alexis Garcia
Alexis Garcia is popping in to remind you to submit a video for the Feminists for Liberty Video Contest! The deadline is May 8th, and you can find more info […]
A message from Feminists for Liberty Video Contest judge Terry Kibbe
Do you have something you just need to get off your chest? Terry Kibbe challenges you to pick up your phone and record a video. “It’s the story and the […]
‘See Something, Say Something Online Act’ Would Make the Web Worse for Women
Feminists for Liberty co-founder Elizabeth Nolan Brown talks to Naomi Brockwell about the “See Something Say Something Online Act,” a new online surveillance proposal that threatens everyone’s free speech online […]
Are Video Games to Blame for Mass Shootings & Other Real World Violence?
Instead of looking for an easy answer, we need to address the core ideological and psychological causes of real-world violence, says Kat Murti on BoldTV's Millennial Minute.
A Look Back at our 2020 Video Contest Winners
As we look forward to all the fantastic 2021 Video Contest entries, we also want to look back on last year's winners
Finding Libertarian Feminism in a Cat Café: a message from video contest judge Todd Krainin
In this introduction video, Todd Krainin lays out what he looks for in a video contest entry. Todd is a documentary filmmaker in Los Angeles. He spent a year dodging […]
Debunking Myths About Women & Work During the Pandemic
Kat Murti and Liz Nolan Brown examine COVID-19's impact on the workforce, on parents, & on women.
Introducing Judges for the 2021 Video Contest
Our panel of judges includes Remy Munasifi, Jo Jensen, Bekah Congdon, Alexis Garcia, Jaclyn Boudreau, Todd Krainin, and Terry Kibbe.
