<p>Episode 3 explores how diversity and intersectionality link to human rights standards and frameworks, and how intersectionality can be integrated effectively into policy making. Guests in this episode are Alexa Moore from the <a href='https://www.rainbow-project.org/'>Rainbow Project</a> and Pirkko Mahlamäki from the <a href='https://www.edf-feph.org/'>European Disability Forum.</a></p>

Episode 3 explores how diversity and intersectionality link to human rights standards and frameworks, and how intersectionality can be integrated effectively into policy making. Guests in this episode are Alexa Moore from the Rainbow Project and Pirkko Mahlamäki from the European Disability Forum.

<p>Episode 3 explores how diversity and intersectionality link to human rights standards and frameworks, and how intersectionality can be integrated effectively into policy making. Guests in this episode are Alexa Moore from the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.rainbow-project.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Rainbow Project</a>&nbsp;and Pirkko Mahlamäki from the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edf-feph.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">European Disability Forum.</a></p>

Human rights, diversity and intersectionality

Welcome to our podcast series! In this series, we’re looking at what human rights mean in practical, everyday life with experts from Northern Ireland and across Europe. The series aims to demystify international human rights standards and connect them to women’s daily lives, to look at how rights based approaches can create better societies for women and girls. 

Join us as we explore issues from why rights matter to ending violence against women and girls, intersectional practice and gender budgeting!



The podcast is made possible by support from the Dormant Accounts Fund NI.

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Welcome to our podcast series! In this series, we’re looking at what human rights mean in practical, everyday life with experts from Northern Ireland and across Europe. The series aims to demystify international human rights standards and connect them to women’s daily lives, to look at how rights based approaches can create better societies for women and girls. Join us as we explore issues from why rights matter to ending violence against women and girls, intersectional practice and gender budgeting! The podcast is made possible by support from the Dormant Accounts Fund NI.

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