The Feminist Economic Justice Toolkit is a feminist popular education resource designed to support women human rights defenders and other activists involved in feminist movement building.
The toolkit offers practical guidelines for discussions and activities that aim to understand and challenge economic injustices, while developing and sharing feminist alternatives and visions. While relevant to the justice struggles of all women, the experiences, views, and voices of women facing multiple systems of oppression are prioritised. These include women who belong to communities of indigenous people, working-class people, the global south or majority world, LBTI+ people, women of colour, and Black women.
This resource offers tools for:
- building critical awareness of economic justice from a feminist perspective;
- supporting movement building for feminist economic justice;
- facilitating the sharing of knowledge about feminist economic justice and feminist economic alternatives;
- mapping power relationships relevant to feminist economic justice and to identify possible connection points for movement building.
We invite you to use this resource in your work, share it widely, and help us reach even more women human rights defenders, community organisers, and movement allies across the globe.
View the Feminist Economic Justice Toolkit here.
Together, we can reimagine economies grounded in justice, care, and equality.
In solidarity,
The Labour Research Service is part of the Power Up! Consortium through our work supporting Food Handlers in the National School Nutrition Programme to advocate for decent work and the valuing of care work in public care programmes. Know more.
