Since the 2000s, Cyberfeminism has functioned at Constant as a toolbox for thinking possible relations to technology along a feminist perspective. It functioned as a focal point for activities between art, archive practices and reflections about work in a technological world, being creative, domestic or computer work. Cyberfeminism remains to be an ongoing point of reference for all projects at Constant, as an invitation to critically question, experiment and redefine relations to and with technology. Thinkers such as Donna Haraway, Rosi Braidotti and Karen Barad, and projects such as GenderChangers and Female Extension (Cornelia Solfrank) remain inspiring points of reference. The projects listed here are moments and contexts where Cyberfeminism is actively being (re)thought and put into practice.
http://cyberf.constantvzw.org/reload-nl.html
A meeting point between art, archive practices and thoughts about relationships to technology and about work in a technological world, being creative, domestic or computer work, always on the move, changing.
http://cyberf.constantvzw.org/cf01.html
Interview with Laurence Rassel in Scumgrrrrls magazine
http://constantvzw.org/site/Digitales,1257.html
Following from the Cyberfeminist working days, Constant organised several editions of Digitales with Interface3 and other partners.
http://constantvzw.org/site/Samedies,649.html
Samedies brought together a diverse group of women to learn about building, maintaining or understand a server.
http://vj10.constantvzw.org/A-situated-reporter.html
In 2007, ten years after her book Zeroes and Ones, Constant invited Sadie Plant as an embedded reporter
The 14th edition of Verbindingen/Jonctions was dedicated to a feminist review of mesh- cloud- autonomous- and D.I.Y. servers.
https://test.constantvzw.org/site/-GenderBlending,190-.html
Experiments at the contact zones of gender and technology.
http://constantvzw.org/site/Cyberfeminisme-Cyberfeminisme.html
http://video.constantvzw.org/Cyberfeminisme/cyberfeminisme.pdf
At the occasion of Donna Haraway visiting Brussels in March 2017, a facsimile edition of the bilingual (NL/FR) publication, edited by Constant in 2001.