What we do

  • Online courses

    We offer free and paid online courses on a range of feminist issues and methods such as FPAR, digital security, feminist trade justice, macroeconomics, climate justice and more. Learners can enrol for courses of interest and self-learn at their own pace. This is suitable for busy, tech savvy practitioners.

  • Tailored courses/ workshops

    We offer developing tailored courses and workshops on various feminist issues for diverse social movements. This is suitable for specific groups that require participatory learning methods and feminist pedagogy for a transformative learning experience.

  • FPAR/ Feminist research

    We offer consultancy services in guiding FPAR/ feminist research work. We have over a decade's experience in implementing FPAR projects working with hundreds of marginalised communities in the Global South across a range of issues.

  • Feminist organising tools and resources

    We believe in developing feminist knowledge-base to inform feminist organising work. We offer consultancy services to develop feminist analyses, tools, and resources on a range of social issues to support diverse social movements.

  • A community of learners

    We believe in building solidarity across movements through in collective learning and exchange. We offer an online interactive platform for a community of learners to participate in discussions with each other and with instructors to exchange information and resources about specific feminist topics.

Ongoing projects

  • Plan International's Pacific Girls in a Changing Climate project in Kiribati (2020-2023)

    Naomi and Trimita are supporting Plan International's Pacific Girls in a Changing Climate project in Kiribati. We are developing and facilitating online and offline training modules, data gathering methods, and activism learning sessions for young women in the Kiribati Climate Action Network.

  • Oxfam's Mekong Regional Water Governance Programme (2020 - 2024)

    Trimita, Alma, and Jane are providing training, coaching, and support to Oxfam's partner organisations in Southeast Asia to integrate FPAR methods into their work on water governance. They are working with the partners to build capacity on participatory research approaches that center women's voices and leadership.

  • ActionAid's Decolonisation Framework

    Trimita, Alba, and Ola are developing a decolonisation framework for ActionAid. Through global consultations, they are analysing challenges and providing recommendations on shifting organisational culture, decentralising power, strengthening accountability to partners, and adopting a systems change approach.

  • Evaluation of Girls Not Brides' learning Work

    FPAR Academy has partnered with Bonhishikha to conduct an evaluation of Girls Not Brides' learning initiatives from 2020-2023. As part of this evaluation, we have collected data through surveys, focus groups, interviews, and desk research to assess the impact and effectiveness of Girls Not Brides' knowledge sharing, convening, and capacity building efforts aimed at accelerating progress to end child marriage globally.

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