The Scalability Project is a year-long programming initiative that considers technologies and their implications for gendered, racialized, and class violence. The Project also addresses the possibilities of scaling up feminisms, and the strategies needed in order to confront our socio-political landscape. The Project establishes feminism as a system of belief that has a wide spectrum of interpretations, exploring them through two exhibitions, eight public programs, and an online publication. “Scalability” is the capability of a system to handle a growing amount of work. We recognize many feminist politics are predicated on the perpetuation of dominant narratives. To explore this legacy and construct a different future, we will focus on technological tools that are presently available to make multiple feminisms scalable.