Sentence examples for gender to help from inspiring English sources

For example, we should be able to note a friend's gender to help us determine how many male and female friends the participant has.

About 30 women who are community and political leaders endorsed C. Virginia Fields for mayor yesterday, in another sign her campaign will use her gender to help attract voters.

"People rely on gender to help understand the world, to make order out of chaos," says Jean Malpas, who heads the Gender and Family Project at the Ackerman Institute in Manhattan.

8. Access to gender specialists The Mali CO could develop a roster of local gender specialists to help programme staff work actively to conduct gender analyses as a regular part of the programme planning process.

There's also a pan-gender responsibility for males and anyone else across the gender spectrum to help identify instances of inequality and bias.

"There's a growing body of research that shows the congruence between teachers and students on race, ethnicity and even gender appears to help students," said Thomas S. Dee, a professor of education at Stanford and director of the Stanford Center for Education Policy Analysis.

The gender invariance of the class probabilities was tested to ascertain if the class probabilities (Table 3) were the same across students' gender and to help generalize the findings.

Participants will also work with youth who are homeless or at risk of discrimination, harassment, or familial rejection due to their sexual or gender identity to help them meet their basic needs for housing, food, and employment.

I reached out to designer Rio Uribe at Gypsy Sport and jewelry designer Chrishabana, two artists who's work also challenges gender norms, to help contribute to the videos aesthetic.

Thomas currently serves as the chairperson of Standing Together In Tolerance Changing Humanity (STITCH), an organization that seeks to support youth struggling with their sexual and gender identity to help them thrive and avoid depression and suicide.

Parents can advocate for schools to implement these policies, and they can also discuss with their kids things that might come up in school related to their sexual orientation or gender identity to help children get support outside school when they need it, said Hongying Dai, a researcher at Children's Mercy Hospital and the University of Missouri-Kansas City.