Gender, Masculinity and Power in Southern Portugal
... Portuguese province of Alentejo. It has less than 600 inhabitants. The majority of its male adults (and a large number of youths) work in the marble quarries; among these, the majority are cabouqueiros (unskilled manual labourers). The majority of women are housewives or seasonal workers in vine and ...
... Portuguese province of Alentejo. It has less than 600 inhabitants. The majority of its male adults (and a large number of youths) work in the marble quarries; among these, the majority are cabouqueiros (unskilled manual labourers). The majority of women are housewives or seasonal workers in vine and ...
What you should know about.. Andropause
... for years, but has recently gained recognition as a very real physiological state of hormone deficiency. Yet there is still controversy over an exact definition. Some practitioners define andropause as the inability to have a penile erection; others associate it with a marked decline in hormone leve ...
... for years, but has recently gained recognition as a very real physiological state of hormone deficiency. Yet there is still controversy over an exact definition. Some practitioners define andropause as the inability to have a penile erection; others associate it with a marked decline in hormone leve ...
Evidence-based Strategies to Engage Men and Boys in Gender
... and child health, HTSP, and HIV care and prevention. These interventions addressed young or new parents, or husbands of pregnant women. In India, none of the interventions engaged men as fathers—this includes engaging men as fathers to intervene against child marriage. One study from India highlight ...
... and child health, HTSP, and HIV care and prevention. These interventions addressed young or new parents, or husbands of pregnant women. In India, none of the interventions engaged men as fathers—this includes engaging men as fathers to intervene against child marriage. One study from India highlight ...
Hunting shadows of contraceptives side effects and
... Methods: We conducted 4 focus group discussions and 32 in-depth interviews with married women (35-40 years) in two Yoruba communities, Southwest Nigeria. Results: We found high levels of fear and misconception about contraception. Many women expressed fears about the risks associated with contracept ...
... Methods: We conducted 4 focus group discussions and 32 in-depth interviews with married women (35-40 years) in two Yoruba communities, Southwest Nigeria. Results: We found high levels of fear and misconception about contraception. Many women expressed fears about the risks associated with contracept ...
The HIV Epidemic in Southern Africa
... Men have to migrate to work either within or outside their countries. The region depends on migrant labor and because many of the men are desperate to earn a living, migrate to the mines and factories in the towns and cities leaving their families at home and return home twice a year mainly during E ...
... Men have to migrate to work either within or outside their countries. The region depends on migrant labor and because many of the men are desperate to earn a living, migrate to the mines and factories in the towns and cities leaving their families at home and return home twice a year mainly during E ...
Phoenix Futures presentation
... • Setting boundaries with yourself and with a client (practice saying no to particular requests) • Guest speaker to share their story ...
... • Setting boundaries with yourself and with a client (practice saying no to particular requests) • Guest speaker to share their story ...
ADOLESCENT AMBIGUITIES IN AMERICAN PIE
... In addition, the current subject positions afforded young men and young women, as well as the fixation on the negative consequences of sex, reflect dominant narratives that privilege (but ironically, simultaneously forbid) intercourse as the ultimate accomplishment in a hierarchy of sexual activity. ...
... In addition, the current subject positions afforded young men and young women, as well as the fixation on the negative consequences of sex, reflect dominant narratives that privilege (but ironically, simultaneously forbid) intercourse as the ultimate accomplishment in a hierarchy of sexual activity. ...
The vision of Gender Cross-Dressing in Shakespeare`s
... appearance on the stage at the Restoration should be read simply as “progress”. In those countries where female players were allowed on stage, women were no less oppressed than in England. In the renaissance the mimicking of social superiors by wearing their clothes was as much a violation of natura ...
... appearance on the stage at the Restoration should be read simply as “progress”. In those countries where female players were allowed on stage, women were no less oppressed than in England. In the renaissance the mimicking of social superiors by wearing their clothes was as much a violation of natura ...
Fran first pp - WordPress.com
... Walster (1966) arranged for a huge blind date event where students were paired up with a stranger. Midway through the date, they were separated and asked what they thought of their date. Attractiveness was the only significant predictor of how highly someone was rated. ...
... Walster (1966) arranged for a huge blind date event where students were paired up with a stranger. Midway through the date, they were separated and asked what they thought of their date. Attractiveness was the only significant predictor of how highly someone was rated. ...
No, this is not its name - The University of Michigan Press
... There are also many examples of possible Greek and Roman prototypes for stories in the Nights, so that European stories and Arab stories may resemble each other because they share a common source.7 These shared traditions are significant and explain why Arabic and European literature take up many of ...
... There are also many examples of possible Greek and Roman prototypes for stories in the Nights, so that European stories and Arab stories may resemble each other because they share a common source.7 These shared traditions are significant and explain why Arabic and European literature take up many of ...
Training Slides
... for sexual harassment 2) An employee must follow a company’s sexual harassment complaint procedure before filing a suit of harassment 3) A company is not liable for harassment that occurs outside of the work environment 4) An organization can be responsible for harassment of its customers/clients 5) ...
... for sexual harassment 2) An employee must follow a company’s sexual harassment complaint procedure before filing a suit of harassment 3) A company is not liable for harassment that occurs outside of the work environment 4) An organization can be responsible for harassment of its customers/clients 5) ...
HIV Risk Behaviour in Irish Intravenous Drug Users
... outreach approach should be implemented2,9. White pointed out that non using partners of I.D.U.’s do not generally receive care from drug treatment or other agencies and it is therefore ...
... outreach approach should be implemented2,9. White pointed out that non using partners of I.D.U.’s do not generally receive care from drug treatment or other agencies and it is therefore ...
Effects of Sexual Orientation and Gender on Perceived Need for
... need for it (21,22). Individuals most commonly state that they can manage these problems on their own (23) or are “not ready” to stop using substances (24). Moreover, national epidemiological surveys have demonstrated that some individuals who do not have a diagnosable disorder seek treatment (25) o ...
... need for it (21,22). Individuals most commonly state that they can manage these problems on their own (23) or are “not ready” to stop using substances (24). Moreover, national epidemiological surveys have demonstrated that some individuals who do not have a diagnosable disorder seek treatment (25) o ...
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
... Normal vaginal bacteria can also cause PID especially in young sexually active women. PID can also more rarely occur after having a procedure performed, such as an IUD (intrauterine device) insertion or an abortion, as the procedure can introduce bacteria from the vagina and cervix into the uterus. ...
... Normal vaginal bacteria can also cause PID especially in young sexually active women. PID can also more rarely occur after having a procedure performed, such as an IUD (intrauterine device) insertion or an abortion, as the procedure can introduce bacteria from the vagina and cervix into the uterus. ...
Plenary Presentation – El-Bassel 2013
... National Drug and Alcohol Research Center (NARC), University of New South Wales, 2010. ...
... National Drug and Alcohol Research Center (NARC), University of New South Wales, 2010. ...
AHR Forum Sons, Daughters, and Patriarchy
... lasting legacies.1 In Western Europe, Japan, and parts of Latin America, histories of contemporary feminism invariably place its origins in 1968, even if the movements themselves usually emerged a year or two later. In the United States, a new feminist movement was already under way, debuting in the ...
... lasting legacies.1 In Western Europe, Japan, and parts of Latin America, histories of contemporary feminism invariably place its origins in 1968, even if the movements themselves usually emerged a year or two later. In the United States, a new feminist movement was already under way, debuting in the ...
Gender in Philosophy and Law
... Philosophy of Law Doing gender theories: They interpret socialisation as an active process that is not reduced to ...
... Philosophy of Law Doing gender theories: They interpret socialisation as an active process that is not reduced to ...
Ambivalent Sexism and the Sexual Double Standard
... influence people’s attitudes and perceptions of others. Specifically, men and women’s sexist attitudes relate to traditional views of masculinity and femininity (e.g., men as possessing more power than women), division of labor (e.g., men being career oriented, women as more domestically oriented), ...
... influence people’s attitudes and perceptions of others. Specifically, men and women’s sexist attitudes relate to traditional views of masculinity and femininity (e.g., men as possessing more power than women), division of labor (e.g., men being career oriented, women as more domestically oriented), ...
Contraception Fact Sheet
... conjunction with spermicide, which can irritate the vagina and make you more vulnerable to sexually transmitted infections. Also, if you having sex again, you will need to use more spermicide. You may need some practice in adjusting caps so that they fit over the cervix. Caps have a 92-96% effective ...
... conjunction with spermicide, which can irritate the vagina and make you more vulnerable to sexually transmitted infections. Also, if you having sex again, you will need to use more spermicide. You may need some practice in adjusting caps so that they fit over the cervix. Caps have a 92-96% effective ...
Brilmyer_2017_Darwinian Feminisms
... Gardener’s ultimate testament to gender equality, however, lay in her posthumous donation of her own brain to the Burt Wilder Brain Collection at Cornell University— an act Hamlin has described as ‘‘the most dramatic example of women using their bodies and their physical experiences to create a more ...
... Gardener’s ultimate testament to gender equality, however, lay in her posthumous donation of her own brain to the Burt Wilder Brain Collection at Cornell University— an act Hamlin has described as ‘‘the most dramatic example of women using their bodies and their physical experiences to create a more ...
Law, Morality, and "Sexual Orientation" John Finnis I During the past
... (e.g. purportedly marital cohabitation) which both encourage such activity and present it as a valid or acceptable alternative to the committed heterosexual union which the state recognises as marriage. Subject only to the written or unwritten constitutional requirement of freedom of discussion of i ...
... (e.g. purportedly marital cohabitation) which both encourage such activity and present it as a valid or acceptable alternative to the committed heterosexual union which the state recognises as marriage. Subject only to the written or unwritten constitutional requirement of freedom of discussion of i ...
oropchat - Soroptimist International of Downtown Redding
... was free, the divers say she swam in what seemed like joyous circles. She then came back to each and every diver, one at a time, and nudged them, pushed them gently around as she was thanking them. Some said it was the most i ...
... was free, the divers say she swam in what seemed like joyous circles. She then came back to each and every diver, one at a time, and nudged them, pushed them gently around as she was thanking them. Some said it was the most i ...
Securing the Civilian: Sex and Gender in the Laws of War
... developed that difference, whether innate or accidental.” - Virginia Woolf. (1938) Three Guineas 9 I. This paper examines the productive power of discourses of gender by analyzing a particular institution of global governance—international humanitarian law or the laws of war. I focus on the laws of ...
... developed that difference, whether innate or accidental.” - Virginia Woolf. (1938) Three Guineas 9 I. This paper examines the productive power of discourses of gender by analyzing a particular institution of global governance—international humanitarian law or the laws of war. I focus on the laws of ...
Preventing Conflict-related Sexual Violence
... is arguably increased. This is because, in such societies in particular, survivors of sexual violence are often shunned by their families and communities, and considered ‘unmarriageable’ on account of their experiences. Hence, rape and other sexual violence can be particularly destructive for commun ...
... is arguably increased. This is because, in such societies in particular, survivors of sexual violence are often shunned by their families and communities, and considered ‘unmarriageable’ on account of their experiences. Hence, rape and other sexual violence can be particularly destructive for commun ...
Let’s Talk About Sex… and Gender: Examining the
... fears of HIV status (Chimbiri, 2007). In South Africa, condom use is condoned in commercial sex because this type of coupling is seen as dirty and impersonal, and therefore in need of protection. Personal partners, alternatively, should be clean and trustworthy, thus to suggest condom use reflects a ...
... fears of HIV status (Chimbiri, 2007). In South Africa, condom use is condoned in commercial sex because this type of coupling is seen as dirty and impersonal, and therefore in need of protection. Personal partners, alternatively, should be clean and trustworthy, thus to suggest condom use reflects a ...
Slut-shaming
In human sexuality, slut-shaming is a form of social stigma applied to people who are perceived to violate traditional expectations for sexual behaviors, commonly applied to women and girls. Some examples of circumstances where women are ""slut-shamed"" include violating accepted dress codes by dressing in perceived sexually provocative ways, requesting access to birth control, having premarital, casual, or promiscuous sex, or being raped or otherwise sexually assaulted (which is known as victim blaming).