Drawing on the collaborative laboratory model, the Lab would bring together different stakeholders in cross-generational research/knowledge teams. Its purpose would be to create a platform through which feminist knowledge can be generated, tested and translated into practical interventions, rather than being lost at the end of individual projects.
FAiR Lab is directed by Toni Haastrup, Professor & Chair in Global Politics at the University of Manchester.
gender-based violence in transnational context
feminist movements and leadership
the women, peace, and security (WPS) agenda
At the heart of what we do. Specifically, the GEL will provide affiliated students with essential knowledge, theories and concepts in critical feminisms to provide the context to provide policy interventions to. Students will (co) author academic articles; briefs; dossiers and rapid responses to developments in global governance of gender thus developing critical writing skills.
Combining teaching and training creates more comprehensive and holistic learning experience for student to acquire knowledge and the opportunity to apply that knowledge, develop skills, and gain practical experience. In this way, students will develop a deeper understanding, higher retention, and improved transferability of learning.
