Emerging challenges and needs, such as the integration of refugees and immigrants, debates on human rights, and gender- related power struggles all call for creative alternative practices and frameworks that allow personal and collective narratives to enter our conversations, working, learning, and living spaces. [...] • Deepen their understanding of the complex intersections of identity and power in peacebuilding and discuss the impact of colonialism on intersectionality and gender analysis. [...] By the end of the course, participants will understand theories and concepts of gender, peace, and intersectionality and have the skills and knowledge necessary to apply alternative, innovative, and creative gender and intersectional practices in their own work context. [...] • Practitioners and academics who want to reflect and expand their experiences, insights, and skills in an inter- national and interdisciplinary group-setting. [...] • People who serve as multipliers in their countries and communities and pass on the knowledge and skills acquired in the course.
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