A global network of people practising feminist leadership in organisations that weren’t built for it.
Already familiar with the basic principles of feminist leadership?
Want to continue your feminist leadership learning journey?
Keen to hear from feminist activists, authors, academics and leaders from around the world on a regular basis?
Want to feel part of a global community of feminists building power together?
Join The We Are Feminist Leaders Good Trouble Collective.
Upcoming sessions and resources:
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Neurodiversity and feminist leadership
A session on applying an intersectional lens to supporting neurodiverse staff.
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Zahra Joya
In conversation with Zahra Joya, human rights activist and founder of Afghanistan's first news agency dedicated to the stories of women.
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Poetry is not a luxury
A creative poetry workshop and exploring how poetry can be part of our feminist praxis.
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Care practices
Care practices on feminist approaches to tackling perfectionism and building cultures of care during a time of fascism and the far-right. Image: Paru Ramesh
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Community connection
Weekly themed check-ins in our private Signal group to build your feminist community
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Leadership tools
Regular resources designed to support your day to day leadership practice on a range of feminist leadership topics including workload management with a feminist lens.
Plus as a member you get access to our resource library, featuring recordings of sessions on subjects like non-binary thinking in leadership, the role of men in feminist leadership, feminist project management, conversations with author Ruby Hamad and feminist academic Alison Phipps and a raft of leadership resources on topics from feminist approaches to risk management, to managing organisational change to using imagination as feminist practice.
Each year members receive…
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The majority of live sessions feature guest speakers – feminist leaders with wisdom, feminist tactics and inspiration to share. Other live sessions will be facilitated by the We Are Feminist Leaders team and offer a chance to meet other members of the Collective, get peer support and build your feminist leadership skills. All sessions will be participatory and allow space for questions and reflection. Sessions are recorded for members who can’t join live and are available to all new members. Previous speakers have included the Feminist Project Management team, Natasha Walter, Ella Scheepers on building feminist virtual cultures and Naro Alonzo with a decolonial collective care practice, the authors Minna Salami, Alex Iantaffi, Meg-John Barker, Alison Phipps and Ruby Hamad. Our topics span everything from engaging men in feminist leadership to creating organisational change.
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Created specifically to meet your needs, these resources will include reflective practice activities, group activities you can use with your teams and examples of feminist leadership in practice to inspire you. Themes covered in the resources include feminist leadership and managing risk, feminist approaches to managing people, organisational change and imagination as feminist practice. Members of the collective can suggest themes they would like to see covered in the future.
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Four collective care practices that you can take away and use with your colleagues, peers, friends or fellow activists. Practices cover themes of resilience, rituals, power within, dealing with overwhelm and using freewriting - click here for an example of a tool you can use with your teams during a time of organisational change and uncertainty. Collective care practices support you to not only focus on team wellbeing, but also understand how care is a radical and political act that can strengthen our collective power.
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An optional Signal group that will connect you with others in the Good Trouble Collective. We meet weekly for live text check-ins to discuss topics of interest to members and build feminist community.
What do our members say?
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“The Good Trouble Collective is a safe space for feminists to share their experience, worries and strategies with each other in a supportive environment. Regular check ins, access to practical resources and learning from others through webinars helps me feel like I'm not alone!”
Good Trouble Collective member
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“Being part of The Good Trouble Collective regenerates my hope after every conversation, whether in a session with a guest speaker, a facilitated workshop, or a Signal check-in. Being in community with like-minded people across different work contexts has also helped me broaden my perspective on feminist leadership.”
Giada, GTC member
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“Being part of the Good Trouble Collective has helped me stay connected with fellow feminists who are also doing systemic change work. I highly appreciate the topics, carefully curated resources and the speaker series that the team designs… the care and attention that they bring while developing these resources to make it easy to understand and apply is beautiful!”
Shilpa, GTC member
Pricing
We want to make the Good Trouble Collective as accessible and affordable as possible. Our sliding scale of membership fees are a deliberate effort to ensure people on lower incomes are able to access the network at a more affordable rate.