On 27 November, 2009, the SL Left Unity Feminist Network mounted, in cooperation with other groups, its first really large scale protest with Second Life, at the "rape sim" Hard Alley. The event, which was organized as part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender Violence, featured an impressive number of participants and garnered a very gratifying amount of attention in Second Life-related news sources and bl… Continue

Right, everyone pull out there calendars and pencil in a new date! Set aside 21 February, because that is the day that we celebrate the SLLU's Birthday, and the third productive and exciting year of its existence in Second Life.

The party will be held at Flagg, and will commence at Noon SLT. There will, of co… Continue

With a notice sent out from Abhishekam Jawetz I have to ask how can we support one another? His (I am labeling Abhishekam as a male, although I am uncertain which gender is identified here) feeling is that he had wasted his time on Second Life. It should not be this way. All of these issues we follow, advocate for, and feel passionate about are branches from the same tree.

A professor I did not like (I still avoid him if I see him on campus) once told a story in class. He said that often times… Continue

Meet and greet of the SL Left Unity Feminist Network..

Jenelle began with some basic awareness raising then highlighted violence and discrimination faced by the transgender community, particularly in the military.