Sentence examples for flexible gender from inspiring English sources

It's a famously meandering story rife with knightly quests, flexible gender roles, sharp comedy, and political argument.

It's really about the autonomy of being a child, about flexible gender and freedom, the wildness in children that gets hammered down as they grow up".

The direction of long-term social change in Britain is very clear: we are moving inexorably towards a more diverse, highly educated, socially liberal society, with more inclusive and flexible gender roles and social institutions.

As Amato's work documents, managing a world in which many women outearn men requires more flexible gender roles.

Findings also encouraged adaptive, flexible gender identities for clients and for therapists to acknowledge some men's needs to discuss emotions gradually, while also avoiding the assumption that all men are emotionally illiterate.

In response, there has been a proliferation of initiatives to engage men and boys in order to promote more positive versions of masculinity (emphasising flexible gender roles, balanced power in intimate relationships and non-violence) as a pathway to prevent violence against women, reduce HIV risk, as well as to promote men's own health and wellbeing.

The guiding principle in custody rulings changed to a more flexible and gender-neutral "best interest of the child" standard, and states overturned previous rules that disallowed joint custody.

The weekday and weekend models both controlled for neighborhood safety (satisfaction level and number of crimes), trust in neighbors, income, automobile/motorcycle/bike ownership, number of children, flexible work type, gender, and school grade.

UNICEF has developed guidance for Country Offices to undertake a flexible approach to gender mainstreaming assessment and review process (Programme Policy and Procedure Manual, Chapter 6, Section 17).

Open and flexible care free from gender attitudes may be necessary to support the well-being of the whole family.

Departments' valued academic scholarship, freedom and creativity, and support commitment to staff development, flexible working arrangements and gender equality.