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This is the new home for the Down Under Feminists Carnival of blog postings, which is now in its sixth year.

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Call for Submissions: Sixty-First Edition @ Maybe it means nothing

The 5th anniversary edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival is planned for 5 June, 2013 and will be hosted by Eddy at Maybe it means nothing. Submissions to wilddamon [at] gmail [dot] com for those who can’t access the blogcarnival submissions form.

Submissions must be of posts of feminist interest by writers from Australia and New Zealand that were published in May. Submissions are due on 2 June at the latest, but it’ll be easier on Eddy if you submit sooner rather than later. So submit early and often, please, and spread the word!

Sixtieth Edition @ the news with nipples

4 May 2013: The fabulous Kim of the news with nipples presents us with DUFC #60! That’s right, we’ve been going for five years now.

Kim writes:

Welcome everyone to the 60th Down Under Feminists Carnival! The DUFC is a monthly round-up of some of the best online writing in Australian and New Zealand. It’s hosted by a different blogger each month, and April 2013 means we’re up to 60. Pretty sure that means you all have to give me diamonds.

It’s almost the end of April…

This is your regular reminder to submit to DUFC. The next edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival is planned for 5 May, 2013 and will be hosted by Kim at the news with nipples. Submissions to newswithnipples [at] gmail [dot] com for those who can’t access the blogcarnival submissions form.

Submissions must be of posts of feminist interest by writers from Australia and New Zealand that were published in April. Submissions are due on 2 May at the latest, but it’ll be easier on Kim if you submit sooner rather than later. So submit early and often, please, and spread the word!

Call for Submissions: Sixtieth Edition @ the news with nipples

The next edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival is planned for 5 May, 2013 and will be hosted by Kim at the news with nipples. Submissions to newswithnipples [at] gmail [dot] com for those who can’t access the blogcarnival submissions form.

Submissions must be of posts of feminist interest by writers from Australia and New Zealand that were published in MarchApril. Submissions are due on 2 May at the latest, but it’ll be easier on Kim if you submit sooner rather than later. So submit early and often, please, and spread the word!

Fifty-Ninth Edition @ bluebec.com

3 April 2013: The intrepid Rebecca of Opinions @ bluebec.com has for us DUFC #59!

She writes:

Hello and welcome to the fifty ninth Down Under Feminists’ Carnival. There has been so much going on this month I think you’ll thoroughly enjoy all the posts I’ve collected.

It’s almost the end of March…

This is your regular reminder to submit to DUFC. The next edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival is planned for 5 April, 2013 and will be hosted by Rebecca at Opinions @ bluebec.com. Submissions to rebecca [dot] dominguez [at] gmail [dot] com for those who can’t access the blogcarnival submissions form.

Submissions must be of posts of feminist interest by writers from Australia and New Zealand that were published in March. Submissions are due on 2 April at the latest, but it’ll be easier on Rebecca if you submit sooner rather than later. So submit early and often, please, and spread the word!

Call for Submissions: Fifty-Ninth Edition at Opinions @ bluebec.com

The next edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival is planned for 5 April, 2013 and will be hosted by Rebecca at Opinions @ bluebec.com. Submissions to rebecca [dot] dominguez [at] gmail [dot] com for those who can’t access the blogcarnival submissions form.

Submissions must be of posts of feminist interest by writers from Australia and New Zealand that were published in March. Submissions are due on 2 April at the latest, but it’ll be easier on Rebecca if you submit sooner rather than later. So submit early and often, please, and spread the word!