The Feminist Agenda is a podcast that will explore what it means to be a professional feminist, how to bring feminism into your work no matter what you do, and we’ll talk about how we keep our agendas organized.

The Feminist Agenda aims to be a mini-podcast. We get you in and out of the conversation because we know there is a lot of patriarchy to smash and white supremacy to address.

Episode 2: Summer Dennis and Being Your True Self in the Music Business

Episode 1: Elisa Camahort Page and finding your voice as a professional feminist

Teresa Moreno is faculty at the UIC Richard J. Daley Library and is the Undergraduate Engagement Coordinator and Liaison for African American Studies. Trained in feminist  methodology, critical race theory and rooted in interdisciplinary  practice, Teresa's librarianship and pedagogical praxis are informed by these  theories, methodologies and  practices. 

Teresa mentions:
BIPOC: This acronym means Black, Indigenous and People of Color. Learn more about this framework at The BIPOC Project.  ban.do journals & accessories (not an affiliate link, I don't get paid for sharing this with you!)

You can read more about Teresa at the ALA website! 

I also review the new documentary, John Lewis: Good Trouble. Watch it online or visit the website for theaters to visit.

ALSO...check out our Facebook page to find a starter bullet journal layout of books, TV shows, and movies for learning during this racial justice uprising. Starter! *YOU* need to add to it.

Episode 3: Teresa Moreno and the Radical Potential of Library Science

Jasmine Banks (she/her), Executive Director of UnKoch My Campus. The vision of UnKoch My Campus is to preserve our democracy through protecting higher education from actors whose expressed intent is to place private interests over the common good. 

Jasmine mentions the following tools in how she organizes her feminist agenda:
* Slack 
* Temi

People and concepts mentioned in the podcast include:
* The Koch Brothers 
* The nonprofit industrial complex 
* Loretta Ross 
* Barbara Ransby 
* "They Didn't See Us Coming" by Lisa Levenstein [Basic Books]
* Ghost Tense - Gone

Feminist Agenda Podcast