This thesis presents an analysis of the dynamic relationship between mobility, feminism and belonging. Drawing on data collected through (cyber)ethnographic on the International Women's University 'Technology and Culture' (ifu), held in Germany in 2000, and its online extension, virtual ifu (vifu), it explores how attachments are constructed and enacted in contemporary feminist networks. I present findings of participant observation, face-to-face interviews and online research (mailing list analysis and online questionnaires conducted on the platforms of vifu).