At the Gender & Diversity Studies department, we critically examine how social inequalities are created and perpetuated and how we can change them. We start from the recognition that each individual embodies multiple intersecting identities that significantly influence their opportunities and experiences. We study how these intersecting social categories manifest at various interacting levels and how their embedded power differences are (re)produced or transformed. Since 1985, our objective has been to play a pivotal role in advancing social justice through our research and education.
Gender & Diversity is one of the research groups within the interdisciplinary collaboration Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies.
