Sentence examples for men in gender from inspiring English sources

Kimmel, who has spent his career studying men and masculinity, says the absence of men in gender discussions is a problem.

ALK rearrangement, a distinctive subset of NSCLC, is associated with several distinctive clinical and pathologic features including younger in age, never/light smoking with adenocarcinoma, men in gender, more likely to have abundant signet ring cells and absence of EGFR and Kirsten rat sarcoma viral oncogene (KRAS) mutations [10].

Or Emma Watson, whose speech at the U.N. on her new organization #HeForShe and the role of men in gender equality sparked debate and advocacy among millions around the world?

Conversely, the assessments noted limited attention to gender relations as a reflection of power relations in society, to the role of boys and men in gender equality, and to the gender-specific needs of boys (e.g. as clients of the juvenile justice system).

(Esplen 2006, 1) … resistance on the part of some women to involving men in gender and development work – driven by fear about the dilution of the feminist agenda, and by anxieties over the diversion of limited resources away from women's empowerment initiatives and back into the hands of men.

Three themes emerged: women active on the frontlines of service delivery and as primary unpaid carers, the visibility of men in gender and health systems and the inter-sectoral nature and intra-household dynamics of community health that embed close-to-community health providers.

Although each of these studies had their own set of specific research questions and objectives, they all used open-ended qualitative methods to collect data and were all concerned with the general problem of how to engage effectively with men in gender-transformation work.

While many men in gender-transformative programmes embrace women's rights and a shift in the direction of more gender equality, this can be extremely challenging for some men to accept and/or embrace due to their own feelings of threat and/or social disempowerment.

Our goals at Stony Brook include redressing gender imbalances from matriculation to graduation; using the University's Center for the Study of Men and Masculinities to build global understanding of the role for men in achieving gender equality; and, integrating gender equality into the academic and social experience.

The organization seeks to engage boys and men in transforming gender relations towards more gender-equal societies.

Our results show that this transition is possible and that multiple progressive intertwined masculinities can emerge from the process of change in young men engaged in gender and reproductive health programs.