…Summit on Family Planning, countries were encouraged to make policy, programmatic, and financial commitments to improve family planning uptake. This review analyzes final strategies related to achieving each country’s FP2020…
…representing more than half a million employees globally. The study assessed the impact of paid leave policies on companies of various sizes: large (over 5,000 employees), medium (51-5,000 employees), and…
…physical health issues associated with chronic pain. Additionally, differential male-to-female suicide ratios across the globe suggest that cultural context, employment patterns and income inequality, race, ethnicity, and other demographic factors…
…is higher among Black or African American respondents (71%), Hispanic or Latino/a respondents (74%), and Asian respondents (79%). Unpaid care and domestic work – specifically preparing meals and cooking; cleaning,…
…the Making the Connections blog series to learn more about intimate partner violence; physical violence against children; bullying; homicide and violent crime; non-partner sexual violence; suicide; and conflict and war….
…and what we expect of them – that is, society’s masculine norms – are undeniably linked with violence. Indeed, boys and men are often raised, socialized, and encouraged to use…
…& Women, Peace & Security project, in conjunction with Sound, Humanitarian, Participatory, and Organizational Uplift (SHPOUL) and the United States Institute of Peace (USIP). Over the course of three days,…
…campaign. Participants included staff from Animus Association Foundation; Applied Research and Communications Fund; Association Roditeli; Bulgarian Fund for Women; Bulgarian Gender Research Foundation; Gender Education, Research, and Technologies Foundation; National…
…Global Fatherhood Campaign. The survey gathered insights from 7,515 men and women, mostly parents, in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden; it asked questions on the topic of childcare work,…
…violent extremist groups. The report, Masculinities and Preventing Violent Extremism: Making the Connections, which follows others in Equimundo’s “Making the Connections” series, shares findings from a desk review of literature…