Sentence examples for support of gender from inspiring English sources

So let Beyoncé lead the way with her hat tips to Adichie and tangible support of gender justice.

According to the OECD, aid given to the DRC in support of gender equality and women's empowerment fell by $40m between 2013 and 2014.

The article focused on the brutal attacks and murders on a group of Bengali bloggers who are in support of gender equality, human rights and civil liberty and are battling online with Islamists.

Towards the rear of his impossibly beautiful troupe a lone man held up a placard with the slogan "He for She", a nod to the UN solidarity movement fronted by actor Emma Watson, which is pushing for men to speak out in support of gender equality.

In 2014 Forbes declared Beyoncé to be the world's most powerful celebrity, and she has leveraged her global brand in support of gender equality through her influential charity, the #BeyGood Project.

A remarkable global collaboration is underway in support of gender equality, and universities are playing a key role in it.

Both the Programme H and YMI programme theory hypothesise that if students learn to recognise harmful gender norms and are provided safe spaces to practise questioning these constructs, then there is a greater likelihood of internalising new ideas in support of gender-equitable, healthy and non-violent behaviours.

Pant supports the documentation of gender identity as a move in this direction.

"We are not supported entirely by the civil society entirely," said Ms Lachgar, who herself continues to face threats and epithets – on social media and on the street – for her support of abortion, gender parity and the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Moroccans.

Because there are so few female senators, it's easier for women than men in the chamber to round up the full support of their gender.

In Sweden, political leadership and social policy have been mostly consistent in supporting work of gender activists and have led to a relatively rapid gender change over the last 50 years (Hearn et al. 2012).