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feminist-exchange.bsky.social @feminist-exchange.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

our next book club will be on Monday 28th September and we are reading None of The Above by Travis Alabanza

hands hold the book, pink cover with green line through white box

feminist-exchange.bsky.social @feminist-exchange.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

Milk Report & Other Stories Join Feminist Exchange Network for an evening of film, performance & discussion. Featuring Conway & Young, Marie-Claire Lacey and Mandy Roberts. Wed 5 Aug | 6–8 pm The Deep End, Glasgow Free Event Images © Conway & Young, Marie-Claire Lacey & Mandy Roberts

Event Poster - Milk Report and Other Stories

A still from Milk Report by Conway & Young. Two performers dressed in black sit behind a table covered with milk bottles, pink rubber gloves, bananas and domestic objects. They wear sculptural costumes made from inflated pink gloves and drink from glasses of milk. The theatrical scene explores themes of breastfeeding, reproductive labour, care work and the invisible labour of motherhood through humour and performance.

A performer dressed in black stands barefoot against a plain white wall, holding a large watermelon high above their head with both arms fully extended. The minimalist composition and strong vertical pose create a contemplative and symbolic image from Marie-Claire Lacey's short film Still Life.

A portrait of performance artist Mandy Roberts wearing a silver hard hat, a high-visibility yellow safety vest over a black top, and a bright lime-green wig. She looks confidently into the distance against a plain white background. The image is a promotional photograph for her performance Woo Menopause, which explores the lived experience of perimenopause, menopause and post-menopause.

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feminist-exchange.bsky.social @feminist-exchange.bsky.social · 29/07/2026

Milk Report & Other Stories Join the Feminist Exchange Network for an evening of film, performance, and discussion exploring health, medical misogyny, and bodily autonomy Wed 5 Aug | 6–8 pm 📍The Deep End, Glasgow Free (booking recommended) govanhillbaths.com/what-we-do/g... Image © Conway & Young

Promotional image for Milk Report. White rounded lettering reading "milk report" appears over an abstract background of soft pink inflatable forms. Smaller text reads: "The mess. The pleasure. The labour."

Film still from Milk Report. Two performers sit behind a table covered with bottles of milk, bananas and pink latex gloves. They wear costumes made from inflated pink gloves and drink from glasses, creating a surreal scene that explores reproductive labour, care and the body.

Poster for "Milk Report and Other Stories". The upper half features an abstract image of soft pink inflatable forms with the title Milk Report and Other Stories in large white lettering and the words "The mess. The pleasure. The labour." The lower half has a black background with white text announcing a Feminist Exchange Network event as part of the Govanhill International Festival. The event takes place on Wednesday 5 August, 6–8pm, at The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale Street, Glasgow. It features Conway & Young's short film Milk Report, alongside performance and film work by FEN members Mandy Roberts and Marie-Claire Lacey. The event explores health, medical misogyny and bodily autonomy for women and other marginalised genders. It is a free ticketed event with step-free access, captions, an accessible toilet, and children's activities to support carers. FEN and partner logos appear along the bottom of the poster.

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feminist-exchange.bsky.social @feminist-exchange.bsky.social · 28/07/2026

Milk Report & Other Stories Join Feminist Exchange Network for an evening of film, performance and discussion exploring health, medical misogyny and bodily autonomy. Wed 5 Aug | 6–8 pm 📍 The Deep End, Glasgow 🎟️ Free (booking essential) govanhillbaths.com/what-we-do/g... Image © Conway & Young

Two performers sit at a table surrounded by milk bottles, pink balloons and rubber gloves in a staged scene from Conway & Young's film Milk Report. The image explores themes of reproductive labour, care and bodily autonomy.

Event poster for "Milk Report and Other Stories" by Feminist Exchange Network. The poster features a still image from Conway & Young's film Milk Report, showing two performers seated behind a table with milk bottles, pink balloons and rubber gloves. Text announces a film screening, performance and discussion on Wednesday 5 August, 6–8 pm, at The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale Street, Glasgow. Free event with booking required.

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feminist-exchange.bsky.social @feminist-exchange.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

Feminist Book Club next meet up Monday 27th July 7-9pm Roma Cultural Centre 43 Nithsdale Street relaxed inclusive discussion This time we are reading: Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha

book cover on orange. text reads as per post

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feminist-exchange.bsky.social @feminist-exchange.bsky.social · 26/05/2026

we took our feminist book group to the park yesterday to talk about "Hood Feminism: Notes From The Women White Feminists Forgot" by Mikki Kendall. The group have chosen Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice a collection of essays by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha as our next book.

3 copies of Hood Feminism on the grass amongst buttercups

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feminist-exchange.bsky.social @feminist-exchange.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

We are delighted to announce that FEN has funding in place for our upcoming series of events May to Nov 2026 image courtesy of guest artists Conway and Young for more info join our mailing list via our contact page feminist-exchange-network.swapmarket.info

title reads "Funding News" with image of artists Conway and Young wearing inflated rubber glove costumes and drinking milk

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feminist-exchange.bsky.social @feminist-exchange.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

for our next Feminist Book club we are reading Hood Feminism: Notes From The Women White Feminists Forgot by Mikki Kendall A potent and electrifying critique of today’s feminist movement announcing a fresh new voice in Black feminism. Mon 25th May 7-9pm Roma Cultural Centre 43 Nithsdale Street

inside pages of Hood Feminism - our book for this months feminist book club

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