Produced by a global collective of architects, designers, and scholars, the Feminist Spatial Practices web platform launches at e-flux in Brooklyn. Part data visualization and part activist genealogy, its interface organizes scores of feminist projects chronologically and by colour-coded themes. Similar to the Cyberfeminism Index (2020), the resource provides a rich point of entry into myriad, often overlooked, radical practices that challenge the status quo around questions of gender and equity.