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In this communication we analyze female journalists' work by pondering the experience of professionals who participate in "emergent" media scene, putting on media agenda crucial issues linked to women’s, trans’, lesbians’ and bisexuals’ rights, at the same time that they the gender discriminations into their information-production workplaces. It’s evident that these journalists –or “Femi-journalist”- perform a professional and activist labor, in a context signed by the the overload of working hours, precariousness at job and its impact at this laboral sector. In previous approaches to the field, we have been able to characterize the work of these feminists as an indispensable political articulation in the cultural battle against the androcentric speech and practices of traditional media. Here, we propose to explore feminist’s journalist work at emerging media spaces (conceived as "alternative", self-managed or cooperative media), to analyze the particularities of working conditions of productions routines, observing contrasts and continuities with the characteristic of traditional media.

“Minoría bulliciosa”. Periodismo feminista en tiempos de precarización laboral y reacción patriarcal