Sentence examples for gender equality training from inspiring English sources

Swedish preschool teachers, for example, get gender equality training, and schools vet books for stereotypes.

That is a legacy of communism, which espoused gender equality, training women as technicians and engineers, Ms. Larios said.

The French government sought to end months of bitter controversy over a scheme to combat gender stereotyping by scrapping a disputed primary school experiment but expanding gender equality training to all teachers.

Fang acknowledged that it's unrealistic to expect perpetrators of domestic abuse, or even just slightly chauvinistic men in need of a bit of gender equality training, to suddenly decide to pay money and sign up to one of his courses. .

The focus is very much on raising awareness and changing the mindset of men towards gender equality, through training, education and sensitising the entire community.

While 78 per cent of respondents said they were aware of who to turn to for help if they experienced bullying, 52 per cent of staff highlighted how no sexual orientation or gender identity equality training was provided for colleagues, or for students, where they worked.

The IHSS programme made efforts to increase women's participation and achieve gender equality through the training of women as CHWs.

Those issues are several, and pressing: PhD supervision and training, gender equality, professional futures, and international mobility, among others.

These characteristics of mobiles, when leveraged appropriately, can help increase gender equality in education by offering training opportunities to prepare additional (female) teachers to enter classrooms, facilitate free access to resources such as Wikipedia for women and girls, as well as enable a degree of flexibility for the time and places that learning can occur.

The law establishes a national coordination body and introduces training on gender equality in the formal education system and for service providers.

Now I have find out if my father is right or wrong," says eight year-old Sujan Singh, in Rampur village, Uttar Pradesh during a Jagriti Youth training workshop on gender equality.