... to draw from existing frameworks in a holistic discussion of DEI educational practices for special educators that will ultimately foster environments that meet the needs of learners from multiply intersecting experiences and identities. Disability diversity DEI frameworks intersectionality special...

... instructional leadership pathway disproportionate representation intersectionality gatekeeping theory Introduction “It’s been thought that once industries achieve gender balance, bias will decrease and gender gaps will close. Sometimes known as the ‘add women and stir’ approach, people tend to think...

... websites and in a government guidance document . Studies in Higher Education , 37 ( 8 ), 859 – 873 . Crenshaw , K. W. ( 2013 ). Mapping the margins: Intersectionality, identity politics, and violence against women of color . In M. A.   Fineman (Ed.), The public nature of private...

... the themes addressed in subsequent chapters – law, culture, health, activism, education and digital intimacy – this introduction positions Unveiling Identities as a regional intervention that bridges scholarship and lived realities. The volume foregrounds intersectionality, decolonial critique...

... African gender, sexuality and identity studies. The intersectionality theory provides focus and guidance for this chapter. This chapter identified and analysed 18 studies focusing on gender constructs within African tradition and the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender plus individuals...

..., culture, and an unwavering commitment to those pushed to the margins. Culturally relevant pedagogy curriculum intersectionality diversity Black feminist thought predominantly white institution (PWI) Start Where You Are, But Don’t Stay There by H. Richard Milner IV (2016) is a compelling...

... through the lens of intersectionality and context. Healthcare mental health physical health intersectionality help-seeking trauma Emily has always felt different, struggling to connect with others and always feeling she has slightly missed the mark in a conversation. She has spent time studying...

... entrepreneur can present unique challenges. Entrepreneurship women neurodivergence gender intersectionality phenomenology Gender and Neurodiversity in Entrepreneurship This study explores the intersectionality of gender and neurodiversity in entrepreneurship in the United States. Women’s participation...

...Abstract This chapter establishes a practical foundation for working with diversity in research management. It begins by clarifying core terms – diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, intersectionality and diversity literacy – arguing that clear, shared definitions are not an academic exercise...

... analysis. By emphasising intersectionality and the lived experiences of underrepresented groups, the chapter reframes data as a tool, not an end in itself. Ultimately, it requires diversity literacy among research managers to ensure that data collection becomes an act of empowerment rather than exposure...

... on their implementation, alignment with core research aims and responsiveness to cultural and legal contexts. Finally, this chapter addresses recruitment and retention in the RSO, noting that inclusive hiring, recognition of intersectionality, mentorship and supportive networks are crucial for creating a thriving...

... representation, and long-term business outcomes. The chapter also advocates for participatory research methods that centre the voices of minority entrepreneurs. Future inquiries should explore intersectionality, digital entrepreneurship and the impact of procurement policies. Collaboration between academics...

...This study argues that embedding intersectionality into workplace policies will allow Indian ICT organisations to achieve more equitable outcomes. Intersectionality serves as a comprehensive theoretical lens to address systemic inequities in a sustainable manner. As Fitzsimmons et al. (2023...

... the resilience of Indigenous ways of knowing, which persist even under the pressures of colonial domination. Crenshaw’s (1991 , 2018 ) framework of intersectionality provides the foundational methodology for this analysis, allowing an understanding of how colonial power operates not in isolation, but through...

... higher education, we utilize intersectionality to highlight how higher education wrestles with dated practices as a matter of orthodoxy or even, ironically, scholarly inquiry—then also failing to use said scholarship to revamp systems and practices ( Collins, 2019 ; Harper, 2020 ). We believe Patton...

... family legacy healing intersectionality As a young girl, I watched and observed the care and intentionality that my mother, grandmother, aunts, and great aunts invested in their physical appearance. My mother coordinated and arranged her clothes in a way that accentuated her mood and her intention...

... in engaging in this work, recognising both the rewards and the challenges. Criminology decolonising theory intersectionality antiracism restorative practices Decolonising Criminology The call for decolonising criminology has been particularly urgent due to the discipline’s history, which can be traced...

... stages such as beginning, institutional and cultural influences, internalization, manifestation, and reinforcement. Intersectionality and the Cycle of Socialization collectively provide a lens school counselors may use to deconstruct harmful beliefs, challenge practices...

.... In this way, individuals and institutions are held accountable for their actions that contribute to systemic consequences. Introduction Assets-based community development intersectionality community cultural wealth community-engaged research member checking Abstract Though mental health programming...

...Sexual corruption Title VII lawsuits EEOC intersectionality undocumented immigrants U visa Introduction Early in the #MeToo movement, Alianza Nacional de Campesinas published an open letter of support to sisters in Hollywood “on behalf of the approximately 700,000 women who work...