About Autonomes Frauenreferat GI
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The Autonomes Frauenreferat GI in Gießen serves as a queer-feminist hub primarily for students at Justus-Liebig University. It represents the interests of those identifying as women, individuals on the sapphic spectrum, and queer students affected by patriarchal structures. The atmosphere fosters safety and openness, ideal for exploring and shaping personal identities.
Offerings include weekly Wednesday meetups featuring diverse activities like reading cafes and the Queer-Fem Creative Meetup. Activist events such as lectures, readings, and parties are hosted regularly. A standout feature is the in-house library stocked with books and magazines on queer and feminist topics, available for free browsing. This space promotes political education, engagement with contemporary issues, and collaborative crafting in a welcoming community environment.
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- Wednesday
- 18:00 – 22:00
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