Feminist Centre for Racial Justice

When activists, artists, and scholars meet, new solidarities take shape. We create the spaces where these dialogues can begin - and strategies can grow across borders.

Borders, prisons, and data systems often speak the same language of control. We study how gendered and racialised logics sustain them - and how movements resist. +

Feminist racial justice is already being built in the majority world - through art, research, and organising. That’s where our work begins - testing, practising, and amplifying feminist experiments in justice. +

Our work moves through three interlocking pathways - connecting research, organising, and practice.
Which one speaks to your work or activism? We’d love to hear from you. +

Françoise Vergès on carceral feminism and the NGO-isation of justice work.

We discuss:
🚨 What we lose when movements are absorbed by institutions
📚 Disobedient archives & radical memory
🌱 Alternatives rooted in abolition & community-based organising
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💭 What does a transnational feminist approach to racial justice mean to you?
How does it take shape in your movements and activism?

We want to hear from you - share your thoughts with us.

It allows us to defy problematic scholarly and geographical binaries that have obscured the histories of #gender and #race struggles, and highlight the #transnational nature of political cultures, protest, and #solidarity. +

We take a transnational feminist approach to racial justice to recentre the majority world as primary sites for reframing #narratives on racialised and intersectional gender justice, and place #Indigenous feminist methodologies at the centre of how we imagine #justice. +

At the FCRJ, we move beyond national boundaries to build a repository of #feminist and #decolonial memory, strategy, and knowledge for #racialjustice. +

By studying racism as a global problem and testing strategies created by feminist and Indigenous movements, we chart pathways to racial justice.
✨ Stay with us as we share knowledge, strategies, opportunities and stories that connect scholarship and activism.

Our work brings together fields that have often developed apart — from feminist theories on power and protest, to diaspora and migration studies, to critical race theories.
We follow a research → test → reflect cycle, connecting scholarship with movement building. +

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We’re the Feminist Centre for Racial Justice - a transnational, interdisciplinary action-research centre rooted in the majority world. 🌍 +