Feminist Findings by the Liberation in Print Collective is a zine filled with stories on the labor, loves, networks, hierarchies, friendships, fallouts, struggles, victories, economics, designs, and daily lives of womxn in the past. It works out what it might mean to organize a feminist praxis. Especially from the late 1960s onwards, publishing became a crucial means for womxn to build community and inspire social change. Feminist Findings chronicles these means and methods, seeking to garner what we can learn today from the movements that came before us. All stories result from a workshop initiated by le Signe, the National Center for Graphics in Chaumont, France in response to the COVID-19 pandemic—the very first Futuress fellowship. With libraries and universities shut, the L.i.P. Collective sought to resurface the unknown histories embedded in these online archives, and make them known to a wider readership. Read all the texts on our website!
