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In this thesis, Amargi Women&rsquo / s Cooperative in Istanbul is studied as an example of diversity feminism in Turkey. Its feminist perspective and challenges faced in realizing its objectives in this context are analyzed based on a description of the process of Amargi&rsquo / s formation, the course of its activities and the debates within the group and especially the in-depth interviews held with ten volunteers. The group&rsquo / s accomplishments and problems encountered during the last ten years in its quest for &ldquo / doing politics together with women of diverse identities&rdquo / are at the focus of this research. The explicit invitation for diversity is one of the Amargi&rsquo / s differences, as one of the prominent feminist groups in Turkey. In this study, &ldquo / transversal politics&rdquo / is identified as the concept underscoring Amargi&rsquo / s approach to feminism. Difference and diversity among women are emphasized according to &lsquo / dialogical-situated epistemology&rsquo / and antimilitarist politics conducted in the Turkish context.