USING EDUCATION
TO EMPOWER
Our 2035 Vision:
By 2035, The Intersectionality Learning College (TILC) aim is to transform education for women impacted by domestic abuse and those from intersectional backgrounds. In providing:
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Accessible Education for All & Adopting an Intersectionality Approach
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Accredited Qualifications & Skills Development
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Employment Pathways & Economic Empowerment
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Holistic Support, Wellbeing & Inclusion
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National Influence (Policy).
Our Mission:
The Intersectionality Learning College is a community initiative dedicated to empower women who have been impacted by domestic abuse, with intersectional backgrounds, facing multiple disadvantages, marginalisation, health and social economic inequalities in England.
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At the core of our mission is the commitment to empower these courageous women through access to education, increase their employability skills, gain an accredited qualifcation and transition into sustainable employment opportunities.
Established in 2023 in England, adopting a solution focused approach to closing education gaps and promoting inclusion for women impacted by domestic abuse, thoses with intersectional backgrounds. We are accredited with City and Guilds.
Facts & Figures:
639,000
Women aged over 16 are unemployed
Women impacted by domestic abuse, with intersectional backgrounds, face barriers in accessing education and employment
2.1 Million
Women aged between 16 to 74 have experienced domestic abuse
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