Sentence examples for gendered work from inspiring English sources
Her research deals with gender and health, gender-based violence, and gendered work in health care institutions.
She's now a union organiser, and will be spending International Women's Day addressing MPs at Victoria's Parliament House on the subject of gendered work inequality, and its intersection with racism and other forms of disadvantage.
Mirchandani's (1999) review of literature on female entrepreneurship uses the lens of feminist theory on gendered work.
Many feminist social epistemologists have found it necessary to turn to the level of the communally-shared concepts and assumptions in order to explain why gendered work has been accepted and gone unnoticed within science for so long.
Men and women participants mapped different natural and human-constructed features that related to their gendered work activities, and especially showed a diversity of building and firewood resources across a transitional zone at the base of the mountain.
Likewise, gendered work and caregiving roles, smoking, and alcohol consumption influence muscle mass, adiposity, and chemical body burden collectively, these are socially derived biological expressions of gender (Krieger 2003).
They were the sign of a breadwinner, a flag of adherence to the masculine ideal within the strictly-gendered work model of the times.
Furthermore, it is important to create awareness of how gendered norms work as barriers to unmarried women's SRHR and child health and rights.
The participants experienced the intervention as a safe and explorative space for gendered identity work and personal integrity as well as an explorative bodily space to discover embodied resources such as strength, stability, and relaxation.
It first discusses how the Swiss migration and labor regimes in this gendered field of work affect their rights, access, belonging, and participation in the city.
In many religions, theological principles both militate against public policies designed to redistribute income, and also promote traditionally gendered patterns of work and family involvement.
