Gün
Women’s Networks: Turkey
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Gün draws on the Turkish tradition of women's social gatherings involve conversation, activities and festivities accompanied by the serving of Turkish food. (For ISEA2011 Istanbul)
Edited by Arzu Ozkal and Claudia Costa Pederson, 2013
Contributors: ASLI AKINCI ALPERT • BERNA EKAL • BAŞAK ŞENOVA • CHANTAL ZAKARI • GÜNELI GÜN • IZ ÖZTAT • JENNA POPE • NAZENIN TOKUŞOĞLU • NAZMIYE HALVASI • NILBAR GÜREŞ • MELTEM IŞIK • ÖVÜL DURMUŞOĞLU • ÖZLEM ÖZKAL
Nao Bustamante: I have an affection for this book! It’s such a wonderful and much-needed compendium of arts and politics. These Turkish women have let me in and made me a sister, through
their words and images. You can feel the communal and
complicated love jumping off the pages.
Steve Kurtz: This document is a significant contribution to the development of a diverse range of feminisms and feminist organizational structures that empower women throughout the world to effectively engage in on-going local, national, and regional ethnic struggles against gender inequality and injustice.
Sisterhood is still powerful.
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