…improve policies and develop supporting workplace practices: Implement strong gender-informed paid leave company policies to ensure that all employees (salaried, hourly, full-time, part-time, and subcontractors) and to all parents (birthing…
…women and promote ‘traditional masculinity’), racial injustice, and violence perpetration. Social categories of class, race, sexual orientation, ability, and gender are complexly interwoven. Creating Peace is one of the few…
…the willingness to kill. In this way, militarization and the social construction of violent masculinities are reinforcing and codependent processes. Objectification, dehumanization (including feminization of enemy combatants), and “othering” are…
…the willingness to kill. In this way, militarization and the social construction of violent masculinities are reinforcing and interdependent processes. Objectification, dehumanization (including feminization of enemy combatants), and “othering” are…
…large (over 5,000 employees), medium (51-5,000 employees), and small (1-50 employees). This study found that employers with strong paid leave policies were better able to respond and adapt to the…
…parents, as well as among educators, coaches, and policy-makers. Around the world, individual women, feminist organizations, and male allies have been demanding an end to harassment and gender-based discrimination and…
…engage young men as partners, creating gateways for them to talk about manhood, emotions, relationships, and violence. After going through the 13-hour, seven-session curriculum, delivered by trained facilitators from the…
…force in men’s ill-health. While biological factors are involved in male-specific ill-health, the vast majority of men’s morbidities and excess mortality is related to health practices, and the social and…
…children. This document provides an overview of the program including a description of Program P, countries where it’s been adapted and implemented, themes of focus, approaches and methodologies, and more….
…force in men’s ill-health. While biological factors are involved in male-specific ill-health, the vast majority of men’s morbidities and excess mortality is related to health practices, and the social and…
Masculinities and COVID-19: Making the Connections provides an evidence-based overview of key issues in relation to men, masculinities, and COVID-19, setting these within a gendered approach. It explores the impact…
This study provides an analysis of gender equality, participation in care work, fatherhood, migration and HIV/ AIDS. It also highlights problems associated with the presence of fathers and other male…