As a grassroots group, we rely on volunteers to make everything possible.

FiLiA is a Women-led volunteer organisation. We began back in 2012 with 2 volunteers and now we have over 160! Below are our current vacancies, but if you wish to create another role that you feel will benefit FiLiA and the Women’s Liberation Movement, please e-mail info@filia.org.uk.

To apply for any of the roles below, please write to us at info@filia.org.uk with some information about yourself, including relevant experience; why you would like to take the role on; how you can be as effective as possible and ask any questions you may have. Please familiarise yourself with the politics of FiLiA before applying.

When do you start?

Immediately

Who do you report in to?

We are all in this together. You will work closely with the trustees to ensure that your work aligns with the politics and ethos of FiLiA but this role is one to make your own.

What experience do you need to have?

You must be passionate about Women’s Rights, organised and determined. Other than that – no previous experience is necessary.

FiLiA recognises that the Women’s movement loses out if it is not informed by the voices and experiences of marginalised Women in our community. Consequently, we particularly welcome Women who are less often heard or purposefully silenced to join us as volunteers.
We aim for FiLiA volunteers to be as diverse as the Women we work with and for.

If you need to submit your application in an alternative format or require reasonable adjustments during the recruitment and selection process please contact us at inclusion@filia.org.uk

Open Positions:

ART@FiLiA 2025: Join Our Team!

We are seeking passionate women to join the #FiLiA2025 Art team. Art@FiLiA is dedicated to providing a platform for feminist art through installations, performances, and workshops, with a focus on creating a vibrant, immersive ART@FiLiA space. This will feature 2D and 3D artworks, including photography, paintings, and textiles, with the aim of amplifying the voices of women—especially those who are often less heard or purposefully silenced.

Roles Available:

Exhibition Curator for Brighton 1996 Exhibition

FiLiA Presents the Violence, Abuse and Women’s Citizenship Conference of ‘96

This exhibition will highlight the resilience and courage of the international women’s rights movement in the 1990s, focusing on the historic Violence, Abuse, and Women’s Citizenship Conference. Legendary feminists such as Andrea Dworkin, Phyllis Chesler, Norma Hotaling, Jalna Hanmer, Sheila Jeffreys, Janice Raymond, and Teboho Maitse were part of this pivotal moment. Through this exhibition, we will reflect on the political and social forces of the time that led to this landmark event.

Listen to some of the 1996 speeches: FiLiA Exhibitions Podcast

We’re looking for women with:

Experience in designing professional and accessible exhibitions that incorporate different media and artefacts.
The ability to work within a small team.
A strong interest in feminist history.
Knowledge and experience working with touring exhibitions.
Graphic design skills (desired but not essential).

General Art Team Members

We’re looking for women who can:

Research and Curate the History of FiLiA: Help document and display a decade of feminist activism at #FiLiA2025.
Coordinate Display Creation and Logistics: Work with the Art team to plan the installation and layout of the exhibition spaces.
Source Feminist Artists and Performers: Contribute to identifying feminist artists, performers, and workshop facilitators.
Support Workshop and Performance Spaces: Assist in the development of creative spaces for workshops and performances.

Get in Touch: If you have the skills, passion, and enthusiasm, please contact us at info@filia.org.uk.