The recent intensification of both intersecting inequalities and demands for change calls for
an intersectional approach which can account for the complexity of factors and processes …

All over the world, people suffer violence and discrimination because of their sexual
orientation and gender identity. Queer theory has linked the politics of identity and sexuality …

While gender mainstreaming (GM) is globally recognized as a key strategy for realizing
gender equality and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, the evolution and …

This article empirically charts how a discursive construction of the separation of race and
racial justice organizing, and “intersectionality” serves to uphold white supremacy and efface …

This article synthesises the findings from two studies on the operationalisation of
intersectionality in Scotland: one in equality policy and NGOs, and the other in domestic …

Demands for intersectional organising have long been a priority for Black feminists, and in
recent years it has also been taken up by a wide variety of social movement actors operating …

It is increasingly recognized that, to achieve social justice, policies and organizations need
to apply an intersectional approach, rather than addressing inequalities separately …

Queer, trans and non-binary lives, bodies, relationships, and communities often complicate
the taken-for-granted processes through which the state manages those under its power. In …

Most qualitative social justice research is guided by a critical theory–based understanding of
justice, which conceives of justice as something that can be achieved, made present. For …

At a time when public participation in policy and service development is presented as
progressive and innovative across many social policy areas, this article critically examines …