Info:
the first issue of "Noi donne" was published even before 1944 as an underground medium of Italian women fighting against fascism in the Paris exil (1937) and then some issues followed, published in different Italian regions. But since 1944 noidonne has been published officially and regularly first in Naples then in Rome. Since 1945 it has been the magazine of the UDI (Unione Donne in Italia), but became independent during the 1990s. Emphasis on politics, social change, culture, women's equality, violence against women, health etc. Besides the monthly print version the website is published since 2004 as a weekly e-zine and puts an emphasis on politics, social change, culture, women's equality, violence against women, health etc.

Nosotras en el Mundo/Area de la Mujer en Radio Vallekas: women’s programmes on Radio Vallekas community radio station in Madrid, Spain

Women's Radio Group is a training and networking charity for women interested in radio.

Current activities include:
# 'PEARLS' training course for women in West London
- the current course runs from September - December 2009
- the next course will be recruiting shortly, to start in the Spring 2010. Please watch this space for details.
- to listen to the work of trainees on earlier PEARLS courses (2007-2009) please click here, http://www.desiradio-panjabicentre.org.uk/PEARLS/index.htm

# WRG monthly broadcasts:

Queer, feminism, diy culture, critique, and sci-fi related writings from the entirely brilliant Tea Hvala

Trouble and Strife was an independent radical feminist magazine published in Britain from 1983 to 2002 (as an English language sister-publication to the French journal Nouvelles questions féministes).

This new book, edited and with an introduction by former editorial
collective members Deborah Cameron and Joan Scanlon, collects together 30 of the best articles that appeared in the magazine, and also reproduces some of the cartoons which were one of its distinctive features. It contains sections on 'Controversies', 'Sexuality',
'Theory', 'History', and 'Culture'. Contributors include Dena Attar, Deborah Cameron, Christine Delphy, Stevi Jackson, Liz Kelly, Sigrid Rausing and Purna Sen.

This is a short version of a presentation that should have been held at the Civil Media conference 2009 in Salzburg (http://www.civilmedia.eu/). Unfortunatedly, Alek got sick and could not come but she sent this presentation and gave us permission to post it here.

"Scranton's first Ladyfest celebration on Friday, July 24, is much more than it seems. The festival has grown from a celebration of women to a festival to celebrate the entire region, according to event organizer Jessica Meoni." (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOX53bxB8tw)

Ladyfest Copenhagen 07 took place from 8th to 10th June 2007.

Anne Bitsch, born in 1978, currently lives in Oslo, Norway, where she is currently working as a programme adviser for Forum for Women and Development (FOKUS), is engaged as the theme coordinator in the Norwegian Amnesty International Campaign ‘Stopp vold mot kvinner’ (‘Stop violence towards women’) as well as writing on a free lance basis for various media such as Aftenposten, the weekly news magazine Ny Tid, the Norwegian feminist magazine Fett, Aftenposten. Since recently, she is also writing column for Dagsavisen.