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Feminist and Intersectional Approaches to Community Change
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Feminist and Intersectional Approaches to Community Change

Taught By:

Camille R. Quinn, PhD, AM, LCSW, LISW

Associate Professor, Social Work

University of Michigan

Faculty Affiliate, Center for Equitable Family and Community Well-being & Center for Global Health Equity; Faculty Member, Mixed Methods

crquinn@umich.edu

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Course Description:

This course will examine feminist and critical intersectionality theories as an approach and framework for community change. It will emphasize understanding the role of power embedded in structures, how power manifests in privilege and oppression and in social patterns of inequality. Students will engage in learning frameworks identifying and analyzing injustice through a feminist and critical intersectional lens as well as developing skills to utilizing these frameworks in community change practice. Students will also use this lens to explore examples of feminist and critical intersectional change efforts in the US and globally.

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