1. Introduction: A participatory approach to rethinking inclusion and gender Empowerment; Part I: Introducing situated intersectionality and the relevance of participatory research;
2. Power, Participation, and Positionality: A Situated Intersectional Approach to Gender Empowerment in the ReIncluGen project;
3. Power relations, participation, empowerment, and social work: How empowered are women allowed to become?
4. Gender empowerment: CSO’s approaches and experiences of migrant women and girls;
5. (Un)Knowing and Understanding: Artistic Practices as Modes of Research; Part II: Situated attitudes, discourses and implementation of gender empowerment in Europe;
6. Migration as a Gender Equality issue? A Comparative Study on Gender Attitudes across Europe;
7. Reinforcing gender and migration-related stereotypes: A discourse analysis of five topics in printed media articles in Belgium and the Netherlands;
8. How civil society organisations approach empowerment in Flanders (Belgium): The role of positioning, organisational cultures and identities;
9. Navigating the Institutional Tightrope: The Case of Polish Women’s Organizations; Part III: Practices and pathways of gender empowerment and inclusion in civil society;
10. Empowering women with migration background in Italy: experts and resource centres on their own journey;
11. The path to identify, dismantle and act: The importance of approaching educational practice from an intersectional perspective;
12. Theatre as empowering: from remembering to healing with migrantised women in Flanders;
13. The power of intersectoral collaboration, innovation and art-based tools in promoting gender equality and awareness. Lessons from Feminoteka;
14. The inherent power dynamics in empowering spaces: CSOs working with migrantised women in Austria;
15. Co-Creating Software for Inclusion and Gender Empowerment;
16. Conclusion: Empowerment revisited: Critical reflections across research, policy and practice