TERFLandia: How the Global Terven Will Win the Gender Wars - discussion about the upcoming book with Maria Binetti and Analía Vitale from Latin America

TERFLandia: How the Global Terven Will Win the Gender Wars - discussion about the upcoming book with Sally Wainwright and Julia Long from TERF Island

Róisín Michaux Europe

TERFLandia: How the Global Terven Will Win the Gender Wars - discussion about the upcoming book

Feminist Question Time LIVE - a women only event - 

29 November 2025 Host Kara Dansky

Feminist Question Time LIVE - a women only event - 

29 November 2025 Host Kara Dansky

TERFLandia: How the Global Terven Will Win the Gender Wars - discussion about the upcoming book

Kara Dansky USA

Sally Wainwright TERF Island

Julia Long TERF Island

Róisín Michaux Europe

Maria Binetti Latin America

Analía Vitale Latin America

Register for the FQT series: http://bit.ly/4nr8rC8

Today, we’ll be talking about TERFLandia: How the Global
Terven Will Win the Gender Wars.
TERFLandia is likely to be a book to be published in the fall of
2026. The Australian feminist publisher Spinifex has expressed
interest in publishing it. Its inspiration was an exchange
between me and Julia Long during one of the Feminist
Question Time break-out sessions a while ago. Julia and I were
discussing the importance of documenting all the hard work
women have been doing, all over the world, for a very long
time, to protect our sex-based rights.
Personally, I have noticed that many more women are
speaking out today than were doing ten years ago, and even
before that. This is great! All newcomers are welcome and
encouraged to be loud. I do my best to highlight their voices in
a weekly series I publish on Substack titled FFS Friday, where
FFS stands for Female Free Speech. A lot of people see FFS
and they think it stands for For F’s Sake, and of course it does
mean that too. I just don’t say that out loud.
I reached out to several women to write chapters about the
work women have been doing in their countries for several
decades, and many stepped up to do so. Many of us are here
today.

TERFLandia: How the Global Terven Will Win the Gender Wars - discussion about the upcoming book

Kara Dansky USA

Sally Wainwright TERF Island

Julia Long TERF Island

RFP - ‘Kiss Daddy Goodnight’ and ‘Rocking the Cradle of Sexual Politics: What happened when women said incest’ by Louise Armstrong, discussed by Sheila Jeffreys & Dorothea Annison.

A live webinar recorded on 30 November 2025 at 10am UK time.

On Sundays (10am UK time), our webinar series Radical Feminist Perspectives offers a chance to hear leading feminists discuss radical feminist theory and politics.

Attendance of our live webinars is women-only, register at https://bit.ly/registerRFP

Marie Josèphe Devillers: I am a lesbian feminist activist. I am the co-president and co-founder of ICASM (the International Coalition for the Abolition of Surrogate Motherhood), an umbrella organisation comprising 50 member organisations from 17 countries and operating across three continents.

Aly is a female business owner and founder of a mental health clinic that is thriving despite her near fatal motorcycle accident in 2020. Despite her own mother’s contemplation with abortion in 1969 and her own pregnancy out of wedlock in 1994, she is the mother of two adult children and soon to be two grandchildren. She knows personally the battle of living with mental illness as a trauma survivor of sexual abuse and narcissistic abuse. God in all His glory created man. And then Woman!!! He knew how important we are!!!

Karen Browne lives in the west of Ireland and has had a lifelong interest in women’s rights. She is a member of Let Women Speak and believes that taking action is important, whether through stickering, talking to people, engaging with government, or using social media. Living with disabilities, she is also interested in how these experiences affect women. Her main interests are creative writing, reading, and drawing.

Annie Gouilleux is 77 years old, lives on her own in Lyon in France. She is a retired English teacher turned translator, and now she's " come home" in the radical feminist mouvement, at least that's how it feels.