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Event:Everyday Feminism in Folklore: Songs, Dances, and the Female Voice in Ritual

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Participation optionsOnline event
Start and end time16:00, 26 September 2025 – 17:00, 26 September 2025
Timezone: +00:00
Number of participants17 participants


The Feminism and Folklore International Campaign invites you to a captivating advocacy session titled "Everyday Feminism in Folklore – Exploring the Power of Traditional Clothing through Feminism and Folklore". Join us as we delve into the intricate symbolism, history, and the gendered dimensions of traditional clothing across regions.

Everyday Feminism in Folklore: Songs, Dances, and the Female Voice in Ritual

Objectives

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  • Explore how songs, dances, and the female voice in rituals express everyday feminism.
  • Center women’s contribution to ritual performance, voice, and embodied folklore.
  • Encourage documentation of rituals, dance forms, and song-lore on Wikimedia platforms.
  • Engage participants in collaborative editing, sharing, and preservation of intangible heritage.

Details

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📅 Date: Friday, September 26, 2025
Time: 4:00 PM UTC Check your local time
🌍 Venue: Online
👤 Facilitator: Stella :WLF, International team
🗣️ Speaker: Riddhi Sharma :Researcher, Feminism and Folklore Advocate

How to Join

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🔗 Zoom Link: Join Zoom
🆔 Meeting ID: 919 7903 2197
🔑 Passcode: FNF@2025
📅 Add to Calendar: Download Event File

Agenda

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Welcome & Icebreaker: Introduction to session, speaker, and theme
Main Talk by Riddhi Sharma: Songs, dances, and the female voice in ritual practices
Story & Song Sharing Circle: Participants share rituals, chants, and dance traditions from their culture
Q&A & Wikimedia Contributions: Exploring how to document songs, dances, and rituals on Wikimedia platforms

Presentation

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📂 Access the workshop slides: To be added
📺 Link to recording: To be added after the session

Report Summary

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📄 A post-event summary will be updated here. Join us in this vibrant discussion at the crossroads of identity, heritage, and feminist resistance!