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iPresentation URL: https://aera24-aera.ipostersessions.com/Default.aspx?s=A7-B6-E9-DA-71-30-C1-0B-B3-37-A3-E4-79-75-E5-BF
• Abstract: In this conceptual paper an intersectional feminist approach to mathematics education is considered by using D’Ignazio and Klein’s (2020) framework of data feminism. Their seven data feminist principles (examine power; challenge power; elevate emotion and embodiment; rethink binaries and hierarchies; embrace pluralism; consider context and make labour visible) are briefly discussed and translated to mathematics education contexts, including a transformation into the four domains of power proposed by Hill Collins (2009).