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Join us
Wednesday, February 19
5 pm PT / 6 pm MT / 7 pm CT/ 8 pm ET
at the February Jane Addams Branch event to find out!
Register for our monthly interactive virtual meeting using this link.
The virtual WILPF US Jane Addams Branch invites you to our monthly open meeting with guest speaker, Carron Little, from the Chicago branch, AND YOU!
Carron Little is a poet, performance artist, writer, and organizer and has an interdisciplinary artistic practice that fuses poetry and performance with her artwork. One of her projects is Fifty-Fifty.
The Fifty-Fifty project evolved out of LOVE over MONEY and Unto Each Their Own Safe + More, an interactive performance at a working bank in Chicago in 2013. In this project Carron created a fun way of calculating what people haven’t received during their working lives due to racial, gender, LGBTQ + and disability pay gaps.
Carron has been invited to create this work in different contexts in Chicago most recently, producing a four-hour interactive experience at Beverly Arts Center curated by Sal Campbell on September 28, 2024.
See more about Carron Little and her other projects below.
Following Carron’s presentation, we’ll have a short time for Q&A.
We’ll then welcome announcements – from Board members, Issue Committee Chairs, Branch leaders and everyone else. If you have any question about anything WILPF, this is your chance to ask it!
Zoom in – using this link – and hear about what is happening in WILPF US! Tell us what YOU think!
More About Carron Little
Carron Little is the Executive Director of Chicago Women’s History Center and works with the International Feminist Art Collective, “outofsite_chi”, dedicated to public performance art practices. Working on several projects in Chicago, called Neighborhood Magic and LOVE over MONEY, she then received invitations to create Spare Rib Revisited in Lucerne, Switzerland and Liverpool, U.K. and performs her poetry at Literary Festivals.
The work of peace and justice is at the heart of her research and writing as a feminist artist and organizer. Most recently, Carron was a Guest Artist Fellow at the University of Lincoln, U.K. in Fall 2023 where she completed a scholarly publication called 8 Acts of Love (2024) inspired by a poem she wrote. The publication documents eleven years of public performance art in Chicago created by outofsite_chi. In September 2023 Carron was the co-convener with ieke Trinks of the international symposium Flow embody • in site 2023 that took place in person in Rotterdam & Chicago and virtual from multiple locations around the globe.
(See more about Carron Little’s other projects further below.)
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