Our mission is to co-createfeminist realities through community, conversation, and building knowledge thatcomes from women and queer people’s authentic lived experiences.
Feminist Voices Zimbabwe envisions a world where stories, conversation, and creative expression are used to challenge worldviews, values, practices – by providing frames of references, reliability, community. We want empower women participate in society.
Feminist Voices Zimbabwe envisions a world where stories, conversation, andcreative expression are used to challenge worldviews, values, and practices – byproviding frames of references, reliability, and community. We want to empowerwomen to participate in society and amplify the voices of those marginalized,making them visible in feminist practice.
Feminist Voices Zimbabwe envisions a world where stories, conversation, andcreative expression are used to challenge worldviews, values, and practices – byproviding frames of references, reliability, and community. We want to empowerwomen to participate in society and amplify the voices of those marginalized,making them visible in feminist practice.
Our mission is to co-create feminist realities through community, conversation, and building knowledge that comes from women and queer people’s authentic lived experiences.
Feminist Voices Zimbabwe began as a spark—a bold, unapologetic space for feminist thought, legal critique, and storytelling. What started as a blog, The Black Girl Legal Narrative, in 2017 grew into a movement that reclaims narratives, builds communities, and challenges oppressive structures.
By 2019, our vision had outgrown the digital pages of a blog. We registered as Feminist Voices Zimbabwe, formalizing our commitment to creating intersectional feminist realities in Zimbabwe and beyond.
In 2020, we implemented our first funded project, the Zim Girl Narratives Project, supported by Global Changemakers. This initiative amplified the voices of rural girls, equipping them with storytelling and artivism as tools to speak truth to power.
By 2021, we had sharpened our mission—to co-create intersectional queer feminist realities through storytelling, movement-building, and safe spaces. We expanded our work to ensure that LGBTQIA+ persons and women in Zimbabwe could tell their own stories, claim space, and resist violence in all its forms.
By 2023, Feminist Voices Zimbabwe had built a thriving community of over 300 women and queer persons, with more than 30 volunteers and co-creators shaping our movement. We deepened our commitment to radical care, mutual aid, and transformative justice, centering community-led security and feminist resistance in our work.
In 2024, we embarked on a new chapter—Researching, Programming Safety and Security as a core part of our mission. Recognizing that safety is political, we are exploring how feminist and queer communities can reclaim security outside of violent, exclusionary systems.
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Feminist Voices Zimbabwe envisions a world where stories, conversation, and creative expression are used to challenge worldviews.
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