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Intersectionality in Fostering Practice

Intersectionality in Fostering Practice

No child is only their race, or only their faith, or only their care status. The same is true of every foster carer. Learn what intersectionality really means and how to use it in matching, assessment and support.

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Expiry period 12 Months
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Last updated at Fri Sep 2026
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Short description No child is only their race, or only their faith, or only their care status. The same is true of every foster carer. Learn what intersectionality really means and how to use it in matching, assessment and support.
Outcomes
  • Explain Kimberlé Crenshaw's concept of intersectionality accurately
  • Name the nine protected characteristics in the Equality Act 2010
  • Recognise what the law does not cover, such as class and immigration status
  • Describe how different parts of identity interact for children in care
  • Recognise how identity shapes carers' experiences of assessment and support
  • Use an intersectional lens in matching and assessment, without ranking oppressions
Requirements
  • No prior knowledge or experience is required
  • Access to a device with internet connection (desktop, tablet or smartphone)
  • Basic digital skills, such as navigating online content
  • Willingness to engage with reflective questions and learning activities
  • Headphones or speakers recommended for audio content