Current ITI Projects

Intersectionality features prominently as a theoretical framework in our current funded projects. These include two social and behavioral science research projects focused on Black men’s health — the National Institutes of Health-funded Strengths and Stressors and PRISM Intersectional Stigma projects —, the D(Seeing) Project, and the WK Kellogg Foundation-funded, Intersectionality Policymaking Toolkit focused on improving health and social policymaking for diverse U.S. women and families using an intersectionality lens. Pages dedicated to these projects are provided below.

Intersectionality Policymaking Toolkit

D(Seeing) Project:
A Community Lens on Health

Strengths and Stressors:
The Black Men's Health Study

PRISM:
Intersectional Stigma and Black Gay, Bisexual & Other Men Who Have Sex With Men