This paper is designed to explain the gap between the maculinity in our communites and the what females are exposed to, such as violence towards women in the're communites. CHnaging the belief system and cultural norms with men toward women will change the internal structure of many communites and organisations alike. Click here for the full article
Gender
Community development and the role gender in japan rebuild after earth quake.
The purpose of this paper is to define the characteristics of women’s activities, and that of gender hierarchy within community, and to consider strategies for gender-balanced community. Click here for the article.
Equality when it comes to gender in social, property and rights in Rwanda
The importance of mainstreaming gender in any country’s development initiatives and the need to monitor and evaluate the progress of the mechanism is premised on the alarming global gender disparities in social and economic opportunities, property and rights. On several occasions, the Government of Rwanda (GoR) has, through its stands and actions, demonstrated its commitment … Continue reading Equality when it comes to gender in social, property and rights in Rwanda
Gender equality in the Irish development plan 2000-06
'Gender mainstreaming' can be defined as the process of incorporating gender equality issues into every stage of the development, implementation and evaluation of mainstream policies. The Irish government has adopted gender mainstreaming as a strategy to promote equal opportunities between women and men in the National Development Plan 2000-2006. Click here for full article
Facilitating indigenous women’s community participation in healthcare: a critical review from the social capital theory – L. Aizenberg
Abstract: "This article examines how Indigenous women who receive intercultural healthcare programs manage to develop cooperation networks, get involved in community affairs and improve their reproductive healthcare. It concentrates on the case of the Bolivian intercultural health program 'EXTENSA' and analyzes how this program is successful at activating greater community participation in health prevention and … Continue reading Facilitating indigenous women’s community participation in healthcare: a critical review from the social capital theory – L. Aizenberg
