Journalist, scriptwriter and communicator.
She works in the media from a feminist perspective, highlighting her participation and her script in The RAC1 competition. She also participates as an announcer in television programs such as Ja t'ho faràs a TV3 and has participated and collaborated in La Nit dels Òscars and in programs such as CAT.
In September 2016, she published Course on Feminism for Microwaves (Ara llibres, 2016), a book where she explains cases of machismo through humor with the aim of making women aware of these inequalities and building a fairer future.
In 2020 she publishes her second book, with illustrations by Gala Puente, Que no te cuenten cuentos (Ara llibres, 2019), a book where she focuses on childhood references and how they condition our vision of the world.
In 2019, she obtains the Good Practices in Non-sexist Communication Award from the Association of Women Journalists of Catalonia for current news in the key of humor and feminist vision.
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You Had To Be a Feminist
How is an exhibition on feminism made?
Natza Farré
Publication date: 01/07/2021
Before a proposal to curate an exhibition on feminism and my own initial doubts, this article outlines the approach for an unpredictable and up-to-date exhibition in this century. All in the context of a pandemic and of the confinement of the population, which turns this event into an even greater challenge.
With great repercussion on social media, this exhibition presents images, titles and situations that are recognizable for most people and that accompany us in our daily lives. Through a path of objective data that presents the masculinity of the 21st century with a humorous, indiscreet and provocative tone, You Had to Be a Feminist guides us on a journey marked by the symbolism of color that reminds us where we come from in order to know where we are heading to.
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