Review the history of the feminist movement of the Basque Country in Donostia
- There are about two weeks left for International Women’s Day, and the Ikasbide cultural association will review the history of the Euskal Herria feminist movement at the doorstep of the day. The talk will be on 5 March at 7:00 p.m. and the rapporteur will be Ekhiñe Eizagirre, member of the Emagin association.
Emagin works, among other things, to gather the history of the feminist movement of our people, and in 2015, for example, Secure feminist genealogy. Edurne Epelde, Miren Aranguren and Iratxe Retolaza have been in charge of publishing the book Kronika bat, of the feminist movement of Euskal Herria.
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