Beyond the Buzz: What Does Feminism Really Mean in 2025?
A decade ago, if someone had told us that feminism would be everywhere—from political speeches to shampoo ads—we might have thought that equality was closer than ever. But is it really?
Today, feminism is a term that sparks both support and, sadly, backlash. While many women embrace it as their banner, others feel the term has been stripped of its essence or turned into a marketing tool. So, what does it mean to be a feminist in 2025?
This is exactly what we’ll be discussing in our online panel Beyond the Buzz: What Does Feminism Really Mean in 2025?
📅 March 6 | 18:00 CET
💻 Online Event
Meet the speakers:
✨ Danielle Francis – AllWomen Instructor & Co-Founder of bCOACHED Training Solutions
✨ Marta Edeso – Creative Supervisor at Planta | Gender & Social Impact | Associate Professor
✨ Kax Uson – Career Coach for Women in Leadership & Co-Founder of Magical Audios
✨ Alaitz Blanquer – HR Pro | Entrepreneur | D&I Leader
✨ Danielle Riley – Product Designer | Human-Centered Researcher | allWomen Graduate
✨ Laura Fernández – CEO at allWomen | Advocate for Women in Tech & Leadership
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Mainstream Feminism: Visibility Without Depth
Feminism has entered public conversation like never before. Brands, celebrities, and media have embraced the term, but many activists ask: has this led to real change, or does it have less impact than it should?
The Generational Divide in the Movement
New generations have grown up with feminist influencers on social media, while others experienced feminism through activism in the streets. Are we witnessing a generational clash in how feminism is understood?
Intersectional Feminism: Beyond a Single Experience
Recognizing the limits of hegemonic feminism is essential—what’s the point of talking about feminism if we don’t acknowledge inequalities in race, class, or gender identity? A more inclusive feminism means listening to all women.
Where Is Feminism Headed in 2025?
Beyond labels, the fight for women’s rights is still at stake. But how do we ensure feminism remains a movement of real transformation?
These are just some of the questions we’ll tackle in our online panel on March 6. Join us to hear different perspectives, challenge ideas, and rethink what feminism means today.