About Autonomes Feministisches Referat & Feministisches Archiv
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The Autonomes Feministisches Referat & Feministisches Archiv in Bremen is a dedicated space for feminist activism, research, and community engagement. Located in the heart of the city, this venue serves as both a resource center and meeting point for those interested in feminist theory, history, and contemporary issues. The archive maintains an extensive collection of feminist literature, publications, and historical documents that are accessible to visitors and researchers.
The referat offers a welcoming atmosphere for discussions, workshops, and educational events centered on feminist perspectives and activism. It functions as a hub for feminist organizing and provides a platform for sharing knowledge and experiences within the community. The space reflects feminist values through its collaborative approach and commitment to accessibility, making it an important cultural and political institution in Bremen's activist landscape.
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- Tuesday
- 10:30 – 13:00
- Wednesday
- 10:30 – 13:00
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