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TRIVIA: Voices of Feminism

About Us

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TRIVIA, deriving from "tri-via" (crossroads), was one of the names of the Triple Goddess. Recognizing that what is of primary importance in women's lives tends to be relegated to the margins of patriarchal history and thought, dismissed as "trivial," we conceive TRIVIA: Voices of Feminism as a place at the crossroads where women's ideas can assume their original power and significance. We operate with (and within) an expansive definition of feminism, one that recognizes diversity of thought and practice across boundaries and borders of all kinds. 


Send us your submissions for Fall 2012!

Our Call for Submissions is now live for the Fall 2012 issue, "Death."  Click here for details.


Our Spring Issue Launches!

Our Spring 2012 issue is now live, with a magnificent array of prose and images, critique and creativity, hope and lament, beauty and pain. We are so pleased with this rich, diverse issue, and we hope you will be, too. It fully extends TRIVIA's mission while taking us in new directions.

The Editorial Collective has worked very hard to pull together Issue 12, as have our supremely talented and visionary writers and artists who were a joy to work with. We salute them all. And we certainly could not have launched on time, and with so few glitches, without the genius technical skills and creativity of SJHR graduate student Chloe Silva. 

So read, listen, see, and relish this issue's abundant offerings. And be sure to visit TriviaComm, our brand new blog, to share your thoughts about this issue and more.