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FiLiA runs the largest annual grassroots feminist conference in Europe. We are a Women-led Volunteer organisation and part of the Women’s Liberation Movement. Our vision is a world free from patriarchy where all women and girls are liberated.
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FiLiA Conference 2025 | Southern England
10 - 12 October, 2025
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Amplifying the Voices of Women: The FiLiA Podcast
“Fab collection of podcasts on a diverse range of feminist subjects from the team at FiLiA UK. If you haven’t been to one of their life-changing powerful feminist conferences you really should treat yourself"!”
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“My first FiLiA conference and the best conference I ever attended!”
“Speakers - unimaginably diverse in content and background – what a wonderful thing for a first-time attendee to see ♥”
“I haven’t stopped talking about the inspiring women I heard or the situations they have been in or are in and the bravery of a lot of them. It was at time harrowing but it also gave me enormous hope.”
“FiLiA doesn’t shy away from anything and that’s brilliant.”
“Every year FiLiA energises me in a different way and I am so grateful for giving me this sense of belonging.”
“Jubilant, supportive, fun … but also sobering and serious. That’s how the best politically relevant gatherings are.”
“It was especially wonderful to see working-class women representing themselves and to hear their inspiring stories of activism. Too often we feel left out of feminism by the language used and access to events.”