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📝 INTERVIEW | Communal Feminism in Venezuela: A Conversation with Moira Blanco Cardona The “communal feminism” project emerged from the experiences of women building popular power at the local level. “Communal feminism is the legacy of women who carried gas cylinders, distributed food, and recovered ancestral knowledge,” states Moira Blanco Cardona of the Communard Union. 🔗 Read more in the latest VA interview here: https://venezuelanalysis.com/interviews/communal-feminism-in-venezuela-a-conversation-with-moira-blanco-cardona #CommunalFeminism#CommunardUnion

📸 IN IMAGES | Venezuela: Communards Gather to Make ‘Communal Feminism’ a Priority From October 4 to 6, dozens of women representing around 20 communes gathered in Miranda state for a communal feminism meeting organized by the Communard Union and the Ministry of Communes’ School for the Strengthening of Popular Power (EFPP). The gathering addressed the collectivization of care work, feminist economy, political participation, and the prevention of gender-based violence. Organizers agreed to replicate the experience across different regions. 🔗 Don’t miss the full gallery here 👉🏼https://shorturl.at/s4WUS #CommunalFeminism#CommunardUnion#Communes