Beyond the Binary: All About Women 2022
All About Women 2022 Festival Collection • 1h 1m
Imagine a world with no gender binary.
Hosted by Yves Rees
Presented at All About Women 2022
Captioned and Auslan
What would our world look like if gender binaries disappeared completely? Yves Rees leads a provocative panel discussion that seeks to imagine this future where rigid binaries and gendered expectations have broken down entirely. What benefits does this entail for individual autonomy and authenticity and for society? And what would need to happen to get there?
Among an array of issues, this panel will examine the connection between challenging the binary and fighting colonialism and racism, as well as the relationship between transness and feminism. In the future, how can feminism and women better support gender beyond the binary? And how can going beyond the binary help us all challenge the patriarchy?
First broadcast Sunday March 13 2022.
Duration: approx 60 minutes.
Rental period: 30 days
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