Intersectionality - at the heart of the Fund

At the Regenerative Futures Fund, we’re looking for projects that are working at the intersection of poverty, racism and the climate crisis. We understand that root causes issues are complex, and working with an intersectional lens to address these root causes even more so, so we’ve gathered short  resources to help clarify what intersectionality means to us and how it can shape your work.  

Whether you’re new to the concept or looking to deepen your understanding, these easy-to-follow guides, videos, and toolkits will help ensure your project aligns with our Fund’s narrow, but impactful, focus.  

1. Make Way – Intersectionality 101 Toolkit 

This toolkit offers a straightforward introduction to intersectionality, complete with exercises and resources. It's designed to help users understand how overlapping identities shape experiences of privilege and marginalisation. Why intersectionality matters for charities | Media Trust 

2. Research in Practice – Understanding Intersectionality 

Research in Practice offers a guide (with toolkit and video) that delves into the origins and applications of intersectionality. It emphasizes the importance of recognising the interconnectedness of various forms of oppression to foster inclusive practices. Research in Practice