What We Do...
Project Enough creates experiences that bring people together to learn, create, reflect, and take action including:
Creative Activism Workshops
Hands-on gatherings like crafting and art-based experiences that blend creativity with intention and activism.
Feminist Film and Discussion Series
Screenings and conversations that connect culture, history, and resistance in an accessible, community-centered way.
Public Talks and Community Conversations
Feminist education without gatekeeping—grounded in history, made for real people, and designed to spark dialogue and action.
Storytelling Productions
We produce and curate storytelling experiences that center lived experiences, amplify underrepresented voices, and create space for truth, connection, and collective reflection.
Partnership Events
Collaborations with bookstores, art spaces, nonprofits, campuses, and local venues to bring feminist programming into the community as well as raise awareness and generate funding for causes that matter.
Learn with Project Enough
an upcoming series of courses and workshops designed to encourage critical thinking, explore culture and lived experiences, and connect learning to meaningful conversation and action.
Upcoming Events
Saturday, October 10, 2026
F*CK the Patriarchy: A Conference on Feminism, History & Collective Action is happening October 10, and we’re officially ready to start filling the room!
We’ve put together a day of workshops, conversation, learning, and connection led by educators, activists, organizers, creatives, and people doing the work in their communities. You’ll have six workshops to choose from across three breakout sessions, plus a keynote speaker during lunch.
We want this conference to be accessible to as many people as possible. We’ve created several registration options so you can choose the price that works for you. No application. No proof of income. No explanation required. We know that access is about more than the price of a ticket, too.
Your registration includes breakfast, lunch, snacks and beverages throughout the day, conference materials, and free parking.
You don’t have to be an expert or an activist to come. You just have to be curious, willing to listen, willing to question, and ready to be part of the conversation.
Early Bird tickets (first 20) are available through September 18th.
Saturday, October 10th
11 AM–4 PM
Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte
Registration is open now.
The Work We Do...
Storytelling Events
Productions that center lived experiences, amplify underrepresented voices, and create space for truth-telling, healing, and collective understanding.
Stories, Screens & Conversations
A series of talks, film screenings, and community discussions exploring culture, lived experiences, and the issues shaping our world.
Workshops & Experiences
Creative, community-centered workshops focused on creating space for expression, reflection, and collective empowerment.
Learn with Project Enough
Courses and workshops designed to build critical thinking, explore culture and lived experiences, and connect learning to meaningful conversation and action.
CommunityPartners & Collaborators
Organizations, venues, and partners we’ve worked with to create meaningful community experiences.
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
UU Womenspirit
Free Range Brewing
Nine Eighteen Nine
Studio Gallery
Blumenthal Arts
Charlotte for Choice
A Preferred Women's Health Center
Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
Levine Museum of the South
Women Rock for Women's Rights
Common Market Oakwold
The Independent
Picture House