KA1: TC IntersAction

This training course is already approved as part of a KA1 Accreditation. We are looking for partners interested in sending participants. Please apply here: https://forms.gle/GpMds6eFrbaN1diX8

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IntersAction is an international training course bringing together 24 participants—youth workers, youth leaders, activists, and educators—to develop a practical understanding of intersectionality and its applications in working with young people. The course provides both theoretical and hands-on learning experiences, guiding participants through core concepts of intersectionality and giving them tools to analyze and address social inequalities from an inclusive perspective. The course also includes ready-to-use tools and encourages participants to create and share their own resources, integrating intersectional thinking into their daily work.

Objectives of the Training
- Equip participants with knowledge related to the intersectional theory, enhancing their capacity to recognize and address multiple layers of inequality.
- Provide hands-on tools for implementing intersectional perspectives and creating safe(r) spaces in youth work and educational settings.
- Create a collaborative environment where participants can design and share their own intersectionality-related tools and activities.
- Facilitate knowledge sharing on best practices for inclusive and intersectional approaches to youth engagement.

Participant Profile
This course is designed for 24 individuals actively involved in youth work or education, including:
- Youth workers and youth leaders seeking to deepen their understanding of intersectionality and safe(r) spaces.
- Activists and educators aiming to promote inclusivity and address social inequalities.
- Professionals dedicated to incorporating diverse perspectives and practices into their work with young people.

Expected Outcomes
1. Empowered Professionals: 24 trained participants capable of analyzing social inequalities through an intersectional lens.
2. Ready-to-Use Tools: A set of tools and activities to help participants introduce intersectional concepts in their work with young people.
3. Good Practice Exchange: A compilation of inclusive practices created and shared by participants and facilitators, fostering a collaborative approach to intersectionality in youth engagement (TC report).