Sentence examples for implementing a gender from inspiring English sources

To reach the gender targets, the ECB is implementing a gender diversity action plan".

The country's holistic approach has included implementing a gender sensitive curriculum, introducing a specific education plan for the country's nomadic population and providing water facilities to communities where girls previously had to stay at home and spend hours collecting water.

We wanted to investigate potential prerequisites and/or problems when we were engaged in implementing a gender perspective into the curricula of the Umeå Medical School in Sweden in the late nineties.

The company has implemented a Gender Inclusion and Affirmation Policy that promises to provide an inclusive environment for transgender people and supports various nonprofits through its Round Up & Donate program.

Between Meyers' appointment to head of D&I and now, Lyft has held unconscious bias trainings, launched campaigns to donate to non-profit organizations (including the HRC) and implemented a Gender Inclusion and Affirmation Policy that specifically ensures an inclusive environment for transgender people.

None of the states that have passed and successfully implemented a gender identity anti-discrimination law includes such a provision, and neither should ENDA.

The governor and special agents in his government charged with solving women killings have for the most part brushed off the complains of advocates who have been demanding on a regular basis that Edomex implement a gender alert.

Her work also took her to Cameroon, where she worked with women's rights organizations to implement a Gender Transformative Fund from the German Technical Corporation in the field of gender-based violence, with a special focus on rape, HIV, and breast ironing.

Attempts to implement a gender perspective will be successful only when different disciplines work together in multi/transdisciplinary research.

Looking for and trying to eliminate gender-based stereotypes and androcentricity in medical curricula has been described as an accessible way to implement a gender perspective [ 33].

Prolonged and sometimes difficult work has been reported from teachers trying to implement a gender perspective into medical curricula [ 12, 30- 32].