Welfare Citizenship and Intersectional Feminism

The project foregrounds intersectional feminist responses to welfare disparities that impact Black and South Asian women. It draws together relevant public and private archives, oral history testimony, and transcontinental research material. In doing so, it offers important new insights into how both the welfare state and intersectional feminist activism have approached structural welfare inequalities and ultimately shaped welfare citizenship (see ‘About the Project’ for more details). 

Dr Nasar will be working with a project team in order to explore the transnational connections and networks of women’s activism. 

Many thanks to Jazz Thompson for the banner image.