Academy
Workshop: Intersectional Mapping
Understanding your position, your privileges, and your responsibility, within community and beyond it. A participatory workshop that moves from theory to practice. Together we explore how identity, power and access shape who gets to move freely, and what each of us can do about it.
- Format
- Workshop - 60–90 minutes, in person or online, in English, French or German.
- Status
- Waitlist
- Hosted by
- Sport is for Everyone
Course + info
What we cover
Intersectionality: the wheel of privilege and how identity markers overlap
Root causes: how patriarchy, colonialism and capitalism still shape access to sport and the outdoors
Responsibility within your community: from CO₂ emissions and overconsumption to who takes up space in the conversation
Responsibility beyond it: passport privilege, white privilege and historical responsibility
Practice: a privilege check in pairs and a closing round of active imagination
For: festivals, sport clubs, brands and teams who want to move from good intentions to informed action.
Book this workshop → hi@sportisforeveryone.org
Past workshop: Pedaleo Festival, Neuchâtel
Our first Intersectional Mapping workshop opened the Pedaleo bikepacking festival in Neuchâtel, co-facilitated with Liz Wandel. It wasn’t the easiest conversation to start a festival with. But a tent full of bikepackers showed up for it, asked hard questions and stayed for the whole session.
Workshop photos
Access
Module videos and the full syllabus open after you unlock with your access code. Prefer another space? Ask us about cohort options.
Questions
Ask about enrolment, codes, or when the next cohort opens.
