Given the ingrained cultural barriers of privileging boys over girls in accessing education, there are few female students who finished high school and qualified for this program.
The project has offered free treatment to 12,000 clients to date, helping to restore self-determination and well-being while breaking down ingrained gender barriers and social stigma of mental illness.
How can we break down barriers like ingrained social norms about suitable careers for women, as experienced by 18-year-old Celeste Dushime in Rwanda?
But, scene by scene, the concept begins to make sense: we realise that wealth is no barrier against ingrained anti-semitism and Stewart's Shylock, however comfortable he may seem, is secretly despised and he is reduced, presumably because denied access to the golf clubs, to trying a few putting shots in his office.
"Our goal is a globally-oriented response to the ingrained societal messages that create barriers to people's sexual enjoyment ― especially women's.
The development of diabetes surgery will have to overcome several barriers, including the ingrained notion of diabetes as strictly a medical disease.
Success of feminism in high income countries has not been replicated in LMICs, due to the following barriers, Gender stereotypes are culturally ingrained and are sanctified by religions.
The problems encountered in getting that substantive work published illustrates the kind of barriers that have to be overcome when challenging ingrained dogmas.
The ingrained attitude that you never borrow money acts as a barrier to many who would otherwise like to study.
I discovered that these barriers include lazy journalists, too few women at the top, deeply ingrained industry culture and women themselves.
