Sentence examples for community gender from inspiring English sources

In today's world, we can no longer think of "we" as people within our family, community, gender or even physical borders.

It is perfectly possible for people of any community, gender or orientation to get to the most senior positions in the police, politics, academic life, economic life and so on.

In this rural community gender issues and family relationships were bound up together.

The base model included indicator functions for community, gender, and race or ethnicity.

Group (a), (b), and (c) will be matched on urbanicity, community, gender and exact age of the child.

There are very many internal distinctions that need to be maintained, and keeping community, gender and age cohorts separately in mind is essential.

Rather than the community remaining divided primarily between gay and trans, we are now left with the completely unexpected situation of the largest segment of the LGBT community, gender-conforming gay and bisexual men and women, being alone in not having federal protections.

They were assessed at entrance to three different treatment programs: a women-only treatment program (both outpatient and residential), a dual diagnosis gender-mixed outpatient program, and a community gender-mixed outpatient program, between April 2001 and February 2002.

Towards that end, only one of the SDGs focuses on health, while the remaining 16 highlight the importance of cities and communities, gender and equality, climate action and renewable energy, and innovation and partnerships in addition to the more traditional development areas of poverty reduction, hunger elimination, and education.

INSTITUTIONALISATION OF GENDER MAINSTREAMING PROGRAMMES Instead of largely using the "workshop" approach which focuses more on the qualified teaching personnel and communities, gender mainstreaming could reap long-term results if equal focus is also given to teachers undergoing training.

The programme aims to improve both social and learning conditions of children through six key components: respect for children's rights, safety, strong relations with the surrounding communities, gender sensitivity, health promotion and quality education.