Through a review and analysis of the latest global evidence, the Getting to Equal report offers up a new way to think about men and sexual and reproductive health rights…
…stock, learn from the evidence and experience so far, and identify the core components that we believe are linked to the program’s impact in order to provide guidance that can…
When we launched Equimundo in 2011, we knew it would be important for the organization to be governed and have oversight by a board of directors composed of experts and…
…Fellow and Director of GreeneWorks, moderated a discussion about the latest research, evidence-based tools and best practices for including men and boys in efforts to prevent child marriage through gender-transformative…
…it comes to becoming better allies to co-workers, partners, friends, and family. 1. Listen to women and non-binary people, and acknowledge their experiences. The first step toward becoming a better…
…work with women and girls, there is compelling evidence and experience from the EMERGE project that shows how engaging men and boys more explicitly in these processes is crucial for…
Equimundo and the Oak Foundation launched Masculine Norms and Violence: Making the Connections, a new report examining the links between harmful masculine norms and eight forms of violent behavior, on…
…and provincial governments, and nongovernmental organizations of Solomon Islands. Combining these insights and findings from a WorldFish study helps formulate the gender-transformative approach where development actors and communities closely work…
…of violence and gender inequality by engaging in three key activities: Research: Building the research to strengthen the evidence base on issues of gender and masculinities via the International Men…
…Research on Women. The quantitative research was carried out on a nationally representative sample of 1060 men and 540 women, 18-60 years old, in Serbia. The qualitative component of the…
…gendered factors, such as a search for meaning in life or concepts of honor, that may drive men to join and support such groups. Research and interventions that do consider…
…have encouraged local communities to feel empowered in demanding more gender-equitable health services. This success, however, is not without its challenges. For example: Even some “obvious allies” are not always…