Narva mediaLAB
Last Friday, 13 August, femLENS launched the five months project – Narva mediaLAB. The lab is aimed at different groups […]
femLENS Celebrates Six Years
Today is six years since the first femLENS workshop in Balgaddy, Dublin, Ireland! In 2015, femLENS founder and workshop facilitator, […]
femLENS Back in Estonia
We are pleased to share some exciting news! femLENS, with the support of German embassy in Estonia, is opening a […]
What is Representation for the Under-represented?
By Rupali Ovhal The media representation of under-represented groups has long been a topic of debate. A non-dominant category, such […]
Why We Need Creative Unions
By Mary Ellen Dowd A trade union can be defined as a collective of workers, banding together to improve conditions […]
Essential and expendable women workers vs OnlyFans stars who are making fortunes
By Sneha Singh Illustration by Magdalena Xochitl Burtnik Urueta A pregnant OnlyFans star was recently in the news for planning to […]
The Invisible Shift
By Jessica Couloute Illustration by Magdalena Xochitl Burtnik Urueta Part of illustration: ‘A Woman’s Work Is Never Done’, See Red […]
COVID-19 and ‘pink collar’ workers
Illustration photo creator Alberto Giuliani Illustration by Magdalena Xochitl Burtnik Urueta It’s been over a year since the World Health […]
Picturing Women at Work
By Jessica Couloute Illustration by Magdalena Xochitl Burtnik Urueta Picture this: a woman dressed in a blue-collar uniform with an […]
Why Highlight Women’s Work at all?
By Mary Ellen Dowd Illustration by Magdalena Xochitl Burtnik Urueta Photo by Marian Noguera The term “women’s work” has been […]