The RE-WIRING Transformative Equality Approach and Research Methodology Template

Linda Senden, Dolores Morondo, Elena Ghidoni, Lorena Sosa, Ángel del Fresno-Díaz, Natasza Kosakowska-Berezecka, Barbara Kijewska, Ajohche Nkemngu Awungjia, Tamara Shefer, Devran Gulel, Panos Kapotas, Karen Johnston, Colette Van Laar

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Abstract

The Horizon Europe “Realising Girls’ and Women’s Inclusion, Representation and Empowerment” (RE-WIRING) project rethinks existing institutional approaches and systems. It aims to identify the structural root causes of gendered power hierarchies and develop effective change approaches and solutions to prevent and reverse existing gender inequalities.

This document constitutes the third deliverable of Work Package 1, “Synchronisation: Transformative Theory and Methodology.” The overall goal of WP1 is to establish a Theory and Methods Innovation Lab, within which the foundations are laid for a context- and crisis-sensitive, systematic analysis of the dynamics of intersectional gendered power hierarchies and an assessment of the effectiveness and unwanted effects of laws and policies. To this end, two previous deliverables have carried out a thorough review of concepts of gendered power hierarchies and established their taxonomy (Deliverable D.1.1), and assessed the ethical implications for research on gendered hierarchies of power, addressing scientific-methodological debates and discussing critical practices for addressing them (Deliverable D.1.2).
Original languageEnglish
Commissioning bodyEuropean Commission
Number of pages59
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jul 2024

Funding

FundersFunder number
European Commission

    Keywords

    • gendered–intersectional - power hierarchies
    • structural inequality
    • transformative equality approach
    • checklist
    • effectiveness benchmarks
    • recommendations

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