intersectional - Multicultural Centre For Women's Health

Project Category: Training

Intersectionality in policy and practice

Project Category: Training

Intersectionality 101: An introduction

July Training Program: Intersectionality 101

Intersectionality 101 is an interactive three-hour workshop to introduce intersectionality as a valuable concept and tool for community workers, health providers and policy makers. This workshop is suitable for those who want to ensure that their service delivery, project work…

Intersectionality Matters: A new resource for preventing violence against women

Intersectionality Matters: A guide to engaging immigrant and refugee communities to prevent violence against women

The WRAP#54-Achieving reproductive justice: a case of intersectional thinking, the costs of motherhood and 60 Seconds with Sasha Sarago

The month of May is inherently woman focused with the celebration of mothers everywhere on Mother’s Day and through raising awareness of women’s sexual and reproductive rights on International Day of Action for Women’s Health. Using an intersectional approach, we…

Achieving reproductive justice: a case of intersectional thinking

The concept of choice, like the language of human rights, is essentially a good thing. Having choices (or rights) implies that you also have the freedom and ability to act on every option (or right) available to you. However, when…

THE WRAP #46: Intersectionality essentials, weighing up the costs of migration and 60 seconds with Neslihan Sari

As September draws to a close we are finally feeling the warm sun on our eyelids, the fragrant breeze in our hair, the gentle rain on our cheeks…and exhausted. Why is there still so much work to do?! In actual…

Six things you need to know about intersectionality

Last week (19-21 September) the Australian Women Against Violence Alliance (AWAVA) and Our Watch held ‘Prevalent and Preventable’, an international conference on violence against women. The conference provided an important opportunity for service workers, community advocates, policy makers, researchers, government,…

Workshop on intersectionality and the prevention of violence against women

On the 10th June 2015, MCWH held a training workshop aimed to introduce and explore ideas around intersectionality, power and privilege. Participants came from a diverse network of women’s health services across Victoria, some travelling from as far as the Grampians and…

Now Hiring: Training and Capacity Building Manager (CLOSED)

MCWH is currently hiring a Training and Capacity Building Manager to lead our team of training and capacity building professionals. The Training and Capacity Building Manager will be focused on bringing our vision to life by managing and overseeing the…

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