Basically the problem with radblr is everyone thinks they’re saving feminism by being a brat on the internet and no one has so much as donated five dollars to help women
If anyone reading this wants to do more to help women, I suggest starting by doing some feminist goal setting:
The What: Pick a feminist issue or issues that you are passionate about and are willing to invest your time and energy into.
The How: Based on your interests, you can research groups you can volunteer for or donate money/supplies to (local women's shelters are a great place to start), brainstorm and design stickers or flyers, or pick out books or documentaries on the topic and post on Tumblr/Reddit/Ovarit/Twitter/Substack a summary, review, analysis, or interesting facts. This is obviously not a comprehensive list! Suggestions are always welcome. Pick something that aligns with your strengths and abilities. If you spend a lot of time online, then join (or make) a (regional) feminist discord. If you enjoy writing or design, submit to Ugly Truths Publishing Collective or the Radical Feminist Zine. You can even make and publish your own zine!
The Plan: After doing some research, pick a few actions, then set goals. The way I set goals/actions is based on timelines: I pick daily actions, weekly actions, monthly actions, yearly actions, and even lifetime goals. You can break up your goals/actions however you see fit. (For example, my daily action is spending a few minutes a day on Tumblr writing responses and queueing some posts, my weekly goal is printing and mailing out stickers for stickering, my monthly goal is trying to read 1 - 2 feminist books, doing some volunteering for a women's organization, and designing a few infographics on feminist/LGB topics. My goal for this year is to make a spending plan so I can do recurring monthly/yearly donations to my favorite organizations by next year and to see if I can land a job at an organization I have my eye on where I can help women).
Then do it!
Some resources to help you get started right now:
Here is my guide on how to make your own stickers (hundreds of them!) for under $10 so you can start stickering. The guide is budget friendly.
Here is my Gumroad where I sell feminist stickers, if you want to buy you own. The stickers are FREE (you just pay for shipping)! You can also download artwork for flyering/stickering/whatever, also for FREE!
Here is my guide for how to sticker safely and effectively.
Here is my guide on how I make my own feminist infographics/quotes/posts through Canva (which is FREE!)
Here is a masterdoc (300+ pages) I compiled of studies and sources of interest! Feel free to peruse it and use it for whatever:
RADICAL FEMINIST INFOGRAPHICS BY @woman-for-women HERE Feminist Studies/Sources – Masterdoc Introduction 0 Acknowledgments 0 Document Revis
If you want to donate, here are some suggestions:
You can set up recurring monthly donations of small amounts (think like $1), kind of like a subscription. If you don't want to sign up for recurring donations, you can note down a day every month in your calendar to donate to your favorite organization(s). Some of the organizations on the list are non-profits and the donations may be tax-deductible depending on the tax laws in your country. (This is not an endorsement of the groups below, please do your own research!)
Anti-Trafficking/Prostitution Groups
Routes Out This is a Glasgow based organisation founded to help women exit prostitution.
Turn Off the Red Light An Irish organisation working for an end to prostitution and sex trafficking in Ireland. It advocates the adoption of the Nordic Model.
Feminist Coalition Against Prostitution A UK coalition who believe that prostitution is male violence against women and are working to achieve Swedish style legislation. The site contains many useful links and resources.
Abolicion de la Prostitucion This web site, in Spanish, was set up by a group of 77 women’s organisations to fight prostitution in that country.
Centre for Women’s Human Rights This Korean feminist organistion was established in 2005.
The Polaris Project Anti Trafficking organisation with a focus in Japan and USA
Coalition Against Trafficking in Women
Nordic Model Now
LGB/Gender-Critical Groups
Society for Evidence Based Gender Medicine
Fair Play for Women
LGB Alliance
Lesbian Strength
Ovarit
If you feel stuck or if your feminism is limited to reading and reblogging Tumblr posts, I highly recommend setting goals and making plans for actions you can do to better help women and girls around you.
Yes, that's why I included actions that cost 0 dollars, like borrowing a feminist book from your public library and reading it. Organizing with other women, reading feminist literature, listening to feminist podcasts, consuming women's art/books/music, shopping women-owned businesses, prioritizing & uplifting the women in your life, discussing feminist topics with others, abstaining from beauty rituals/performing femininity (and encouraging other women and girls to as well), boycotting sexist brands, rejecting male idolism, speaking up when you see sexism, mentoring women & girls, volunteering at a women's shelter, attending protests, and signing petitions are all examples of actions that don't cost money (and again, this is not a comprehensive list). I included my cheap stickering guide for cheap DIY stickers and a free download of my sticker artwork so you can sticker or flyer for <$10 as well.
If you consider yourself a feminist but don't want to spend your time, effort, or money on feminist actions, why call yourself a feminist? If you believe in women's equality or liberation, at least some of the actions you take should reflect that.
For additional feminist action suggestions you can do right now:
Here is an updated list of charities/organizations you can consider donating to (if you have the means. If you know of an organization you want to donate to but currently can't or whose work you like, sign up for their newsletter with your email or phone number and commit to signing any petitions forwarded
Do you have bras in your drawer that you don't wear anymore but are in good condition? Free the Girls is a charity where you can donate gently-used bras to help women leaving the sex industry! You can drop off used bras at an Aerie store near you for FREE, or mail them in
Set a date in your calendar for one or twice a month. Call or write to your (local) legislator(s) about a feminist issues
Call or write to companies/organizations about issues that you care about
Go through your music streaming platform/YouTube/Twitch follow list and note how many women you follow vs. how many men. Are there any (sexist) men whose art or voices you would be better off not listening to? Drop them (and find more women to follow!)


















