KH-WPM_ Our Turn! Voicing Out! "Our Turn! Voicing Out Multiple Marginalization Through Intersectional Solidarity" project aim to change the public narrative on multiple marginalized women and influence specific policy and practice discussion at local and national levels on issues theyidentify through their own knowledge generation and collective ecosystem. This project intent to work with a diverse rightsholder groups of 1). indigenous women, 2). women with blind, 3). LGBTQ+, 4). ethnic, religious, and cultural minorities and 5). ethnic youth by supports them to generate new and relevant knowledge on their own groups, lead customized efforts to engage in their communities. They have their own approaches using Facilitative Listening Design (FLD) for mobilization and skill building, foster solidarity across all marginalised groups to voicing out in advocacy both as individual with special needs and as a collective force that leverages the power of unity.
Influence Goal 1: Indigenous women to advocate for the rape crisis to be taken upby government and civil society at alllevels to push for policy and practice that acknowledge what is happening and demand a customized approach for Indigenous women that is grounded in their unique context and worldview.

Influence Goal 2: Blind women to reframe “disability” and put the spotlight on“ability” to demonstrate a customised model to support blind women into the workforce and promote it as an approach for deeper inclusion for women with “abilities”.

Influence Goal 3: The LGBTQ+ communityto change the way society sees sexual orientation and push for the recognition of same-sex, intersex, and gender diverse relationships as equal.

Influence Goal 4: Ethnic, religious, and cultural minorities to build deeper cohesion and push for theirinclusion at every level in a diverse Cambodian society and will advocatefor change on issues that are marginalising them in a Khmer-centric system that associates ethnicity with nationality.

Influence Goal 5: Ethnic youth to push the ethnic minoritygirls’ agenda among ethnic minority groups and in the general public to provide the space for girls’ participation and bring awareness of the challenges they face in their daily lives.

In order to achieved this, WPM and their consortium has proposed acollective ecosystem approaches as below:

Knowledge: Each group has their own approach using “FLD” and are at very different stages in the kind of knowledge they wish to generate.
Community Deepening: The rightsholders come together in their own groups tostrengthen their collectives, to share knowledge, and to engage in deep and genuine dialogue on the issues that are real and particular to them.
Building Unity: They begin to understand each other, and look at both the things they share among all groupsthat are marginalised, but also recognise the unique differences and they share them for deeper understanding acrossthe spectrum. This allows the consortium to advocate for one another without having to be identical.
Influence: Each group engages in its own influencing strategy, targeting the actors it believes it needs to reach to push for real change. This includes policy-makers, the general public, and even within their own communities which is taking place throughout the project period and notonly at the end of the project. All rightsholder groups specific influencing activities all feed into the overarching strategy that provides a space for all to come together and reach a large audience as a collective, that culminates in a national forum event that gives the full collective the opportunity to unify their voices and influence actors at all levels while supporting one another.