Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Intersectionality

• Origin and theory of intersectionality
• Key dimensions and power relations
• Case study: Intersectional lens in domestic violence policy

Module 2: Intersectional Legal Analysis

• Analytical tools and checklists
• Identifying gaps and harms in law
• Case study: Social security law reform

Module 3: Mapping Multiple Identities in Law

• Intersections of race, class, gender, etc.
• Vulnerability analysis frameworks
• Case study: Anti-poverty legal framework

Module 4: Legislative Drafting and Policy Tools

• Language and structure of inclusive laws
• Policy-making frameworks
• Case study: Drafting LGBTQ+ inclusive health policy

Module 5: Participatory Legal Reform

• Engaging diverse voices
• Institutional reforms through co-creation
• Case study: Community co-design of land policy

Module 6: Data and Research in Intersectional Policy

• Disaggregated data collection and use
• Research ethics and design
• Case study: Intersectional gender data toolkit

Module 7: Education, Training, and Capacity Development

• Intersectional content in law curricula
• Professional development programs
• Case study: Legal academy intersectionality module

Module 8: Intersectionality and Budgeting

• Equity-oriented public finance
• Gender and identity-sensitive budgeting
• Case study: Participatory budgeting pilot

Module 9: Litigation and Accountability

• Bringing intersectional cases to court
• Impact litigation approaches
• Case study: Class action on housing discrimination

Module 10:  Monitoring, Evaluation, and Transformation

• Designing indicators for complex impact
• Reflective and adaptive practices
• Case study: Intersectionality audit of labor law reform