Welcome to the Feminist Action Lab

Growing Our Intergenerational Power

This is an open online course to help you brush up on your knowledge on feminist advocacy and intergenerational activism. Below are 7 themes you can explore as individual study guides. Don’t forget to take the quiz at the end of every study guide to assess what you learned!

Feminist Movements

This study guide features videos, case studies and concepts like intersectionality, power, disability justice and more!

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Gender Based Violence

This study guide features videos, case studies and concepts like consent, IPV and more!

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Economic Justice

This study guide features videos, case studies and concepts like care work, structural adjustment, bottom-up development and more!

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Bodily Autonomy & SRHR

This study guide features videos, case studies and concepts like reproductive justice, pleasure, CSE and more!

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Feminist Climate Justice

This study guide features videos, case studies and concepts like sacrifice zones, adaptation, the commons and more!

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Feminist Technology

This study guide features videos, case studies and concepts like community networks, surveillance, data feminism and more!

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Advocacy and Action

This study guide features videos, case studies and tools to help you engage in advocacy platforms like Generation Equality Forum and feminist social movements!

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“Co-ownership means that power must be shared. We really must make sure that all generations have space at the decision -making table.”

– Hon. Martha Karua, Kenyan Politician and Feminist

“The goal is not to advocate before the UN, the goal is to use the UN to bring it to the local level. It’s not about the UN as an end, but the UN as a means to push locally”

– Andrea Parra, Feminist Lawyer and Activist

“Feminist movements recognize that we need to ensure that we reach out to the farthest first, that we leave no one behind”

– Kehkashan Basu, Young Feminist and Founder of the Green Hope Foundation

“We need participation that is effective and active. If they want our participation we want to be part of the discussion on solutions.”

– Julieta Martinez, Young Feminist and Climate Justice Activist

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The Feminist Action Lab is coordinated by Restless Development

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