At the Intersectionality Lab – European Research Center, research is not a distant academic exercise—it is a political, ethical, and social practice. We study how power operates in everyday life and how it can be challenged and transformed.
Our work explores the structures shaping lived realities—gender, race, class, sexuality, disability, migration, body politics, knowledge production, and belief systems. Through an intersectional lens, we recognize that these forces do not act separately; they overlap, reinforce one another, and create complex social experiences. Our starting point is a simple but urgent question: who benefits from existing systems, and who does not?
We are also committed to making research accessible. Too often, valuable knowledge remains locked inside academic spaces. We translate our findings into clear, engaging formats that can support educators, activists, organizations, and communities.
Grounded in critical theory and lived experience, our work aims not only to understand the world—but to question dominant narratives, strengthen critical awareness, and contribute to meaningful social transformation.
Check some of our published research down below!