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Invitation to the #FemalePeacePalace-Slam
Women in war and resistance then and now
The #FemalePeacePalace slam accompanies the Female Peace Palace festival of the Münchner Kammerspiele and the Monacensia. We want to use it to pick up the themes of the Versammlung | Assembly (20.–22.4.2023) - women in war and resistance then and now. You want to join in? Keep on reading!
The #FemalePeacePalace Slam runs from April 11th to 28th. We are launching a mini series of articles. We asked the archive of the German women’s movement and the author Volha Hapeyeva to write an article on the 1915 International Peace Women Congress in The Hague and on the utopia of pacifism. In order to broaden the perspectives and discussions, we open the slam to all interested parties - even beyond the assembly, which you can watch on demand HERE in English. This gives you the opportunity to incorporate thoughts that arose from the impulses of the speakers at the symposium into your contributions.
Join in, discuss, write articles on the Assembly topics in your blog, as a podcast or on YouTube!
Internationaler Frauenfriedenskongress 1915 in Den Haag
Photo: LSE Library, WILPF/2011/18
“At the “First International Women’s Peace Conference ” in The Hague in 1915, 1200 women from 16 belligerent and neutral countries formulate common demands to world politics. They develop proposals for international law and feminist foreign policy. They passed 20 resolutions - including one on the very first day condemning rape as a weapon of war. They face the contradictions among “women enemies” and yet ask themselves whether and how diplomacy could be used to end wars.”
Possible slam topics on women in war and resistance - Versammlung | Assembly
For the #FemalePeacePalace slam, please have a look at the programme of the Versammlung | Assembly. It tells you which questions will be discussed. Here are some possible starting points:
- What about our trust in democracy, human rights and international solidarity today?
- What contradictions do we have to learn to endure?
- What visions will carry us into a better future?
- What is the significance of the Women’s Peace Congress to this day?
- Feminist foreign policy - what are the perspectives?
- How are women endangered in repressive regimes and in armed conflicts? What power lies in resistance, networking and assembly?
- What is the relationship between art and war?
- What does queer resistance and life in exile look like?
Feel free to bring up other aspects of women in war and resistance, whether historical, contemporary or bridging the two. We look forward to hearing your perspectives.
Your Female Peace Palace Team
Proceedings of the #FemalePeacePalace Slam
Duration of the slam: 11-28 April
Hashtag: #FemalePeacePalace-Slam
Link your post, whether on the blog, podcast or YouTube, to our invitation here.
Share the post on social media with the hashtag #FemalePeacePalace-Slam.
Inform us about your participation via Twitter or Instagram to @Monacensia_Muc or at monacensia.programm@muenchen.de.
We will share the posts on the social web and link your post under our invitation here.
What is the #FemalePeacePalace-Slam?
The #FemalePeacePalace slam is a temporary initiative and offers an attunement to the Versammlung | Assembly, which took place on 20-22.4.2023. We have asked the Archive of the German Women's Movement and the author Volha Hapeyeva to write an article on the topics of the symposium. Moreover, we are opening the slam to all interested parties. Poetry slams and science slams are the model. The term usually refers to a lecture competition. In our slam, however, no winners are chosen at the end, but impressions and ideas are submitted.
Participants with a blog, podcast or YouTube channel link their article to our invitation. We collect, link and promote the entries on the social web.
Further reading and listening
Fabienne Imlinger, „Podcast Female Peace Palace – Internationaler Frauenfriedenskongress von 1915. Erinnerungskultur und feministischer Widerstand bis heute“
Dieselb. Podcast Female Peace Palace: Folge 1–6
Dr. Hope Bridges Adams Lehmann – visionäre Reformerin am Rand der Boheme – Marita Krauss
Franziska zu Reventlow und ihr Sohn Rolf: Das Liebste auf der Welt in Gefahr – Kristina Kargl
„Fraueninteressen“ in Stadt und Land. Frauenbewegung/en um 1900 in Bayern – Mirjam Höfner
Frauen für den Frieden. Der Internationale Frauenkongress 1915 in Den Haag – Bianca Walther