Feminist Theories of Power and Oppression
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Feminist Theories
Overview of the course, key concepts, and theories

Module #2
Defining Power and Oppression
Understanding power dynamics, oppression, and intersecting systems of domination

Module #3
First Wave Feminism
Historical context, key figures, and contributions to feminist thought

Module #4
Second Wave Feminism
Liberal, radical, and socialist feminist perspectives, and their critiques

Module #5
Intersectionality 101
Introducing the concept of intersectionality and its importance in feminist theory

Module #6
Black Feminist Thought
Exploring the contributions and critiques of Black feminist scholars

Module #7
Postcolonial and Decolonial Feminisms
Understandings of colonialism, imperialism, and their impact on women globally

Module #8
Queer and LGBTQ+ Feminisms
Theorizing sexuality, gender, and sexual orientation

Module #9
Marxist and Socialist Feminisms
Understanding class, labor, and economic systems of oppression

Module #10
Ecological and Environmental Feminisms
Exploring the relationship between women, nature, and environmental degradation

Module #11
Feminist Epistemologies
Challenging dominant knowledge systems and epistemological frameworks

Module #12
The Personal is Political
The significance of personal experiences and individual agency in feminist theory

Module #13
Gender, Sexuality, and Violence
Understanding gender-based violence, harassment, and discrimination

Module #14
Feminist Political Theory
Examining the relationship between feminism, democracy, and the state

Module #15
Globalization and Neoliberalism
Analyzing the impact of globalization and neoliberal policies on womens lives

Module #16
Disability and Ableism
Understanding disability, ableism, and the experiences of women with disabilities

Module #17
Ageism and Age-Based Oppression
Exploring ageism, age-based discrimination, and the experiences of older women

Module #18
Feminist Pedagogy and Practice
Applying feminist theories to teaching, learning, and social change

Module #19
Feminist Activism and Social Movements
Analyzing feminist activism, social movements, and strategies for change

Module #20
Case Study:Reproductive Rights and Justice
Examining the complexities of reproductive rights and justice

Module #21
Case Study:Race, Gender, and Immigration
Analyzing the intersections of race, gender, and immigration status

Module #22
Case Study:Feminist Economics and Development
Examining feminist approaches to economics, development, and global inequality

Module #23
Case Study:Gender, War, and Conflict
Understanding gender, war, and conflict, and the impact on womens lives

Module #24
Feminist Futures and Alternative Futures
Envisioning and creating alternative futures, Utopias, and feminist possibilities

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Feminist Theories of Power and Oppression career

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Feminist Theories of Power and Oppression ( 25 Modules )

Feminist Theories of Power and Oppression
( 25 Modules )