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Gender Reproductive Health

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Gender Reproductive Health

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    1. Gender & Reproductive Health Copyright TrueChild, Inc. 2011 1 Integrating a Gender Transformative Approach into Programs & Policies Created for Office on Women’s Health Dept of Health and Human Services

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    3. What We Do g 3 RR

    4. Copyright TrueChild, Inc. 2010 4

    5. g 5

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    7. Writing on Gender Norms 7 RR

    8. Experimental Research on Gender Norms. 8 RR

    9. Programs Focusing on Gender Norms 9 RR

    10. But in US Research & Programs – A Disconnect 10 RR

    11. US Disconnect: CDC Programs 11 RR

    12. US Disconnect: Repro Policy 12 RR

    13. International: The Reconnect! rs 13 RR

    14. International: The Reconnect! rs 14

    15. Disconnect vs. Reconnect rs 15

    16. 16

    17. Six Degrees of Gender 17 RR

    18. Six Degrees of Gender 18 RR

    19. Six Degrees of Gender 19 RR

    20. Six Degrees of Gender 20 RR

    21. Intersex? 21 RR

    22. Transgender? Umbrella term for: Crossdressers Transsexuals Drag people Genderqueer youth Boychix, boyz, boy-identified dykes, trykes, grrrlz, etc. 22

    23. Transgender Much more likely to: Be victims of assault, partner violence Be forced from home, school Be estranged from adult authority figures Be forced to do sex work for food, shelter Be profoundly depressed Use drugs 23

    24. 24

    25. Gender Norms 25 RR

    26. Gender Norms 26 RR

    27. Gender Norms 27 RR

    28. Binaries: It’s about Power 28 RR

    29. Binaries: It’s about Power 29 RR

    30. Binaries: It’s about Power 30 RR

    31. Binaries: It’s about Power 31 RR

    32. It’s a Guy Thing 32 RR

    33. It’s a Guy Thing 33 RR

    34. It’s a Guy Thing 34 RR

    35. It’s a Girl Thing 35 RR

    36. It’s a Girl Thing 36 RR

    37. Gender Norms Change 37 RR

    38. Gender Norms Are Highly Regulated 38 RR

    39. Gender Norms Are Structural 39 RR

    40. 40 RR

    41. Norms: The Good, the Bad & The Ugly 41 RR

    42. Under-Resourced Environments Codes especially narrow Strong peer pressure on “the street” Harsh punishment for transgression Few ways to constructively display masculinity/femininity 42 RR

    43. Under-Resourced Environments 43 “We don’t teach our boys to be men we teach them not be women or homosexual.” RR

    44. 44

    45. Connect to Sex 45 RR

    46. Connect to Sex 46 RR

    47. Connect to Sex: Young Men 47 RR

    48. Connect to Sex: Young Men 48 RR

    49. Connect to Sex: Young Women 49 RR

    50. Connect to Sex: Young Women 50 RR

    51. Connect to HIV Other Areas? Ability to get treatment Cope with burden of infection Care for family member Quality of care. 51 RR

    52. 52

    53. Secondary Connections 53 RR

    54. Drugs & Alcohol 54 RR

    55. Sexual Coercion/IPV 55 RR

    56. Sexual Coercion/IPV 56 RR

    57. Sexual Coercion/IPV 57 RR

    58. On the DL 58 RR

    59. DL Sexual Impacts 59 RR

    60. MSMs 60 RR

    61. MSMs 61 RR

    62. 62

    63. Gender Transformative 63 RR

    64. Gender Transformative 64 RR

    65. Gender Transformative 65 RR

    66. Gender Exploitative 66 RR

    67. Gender Exploitative: Examples 67 RR

    68. Gender Neutral 68 RR

    69. Gender Neutral: Examples 69 RR

    70. Gender Sensitive 70 RR

    71. Gender Sensitive: Examples 71 RR

    72. Gender “Transforming” 72 RR

    73. Gender “Transforming” 73 RR

    74. Gender Transformative 74 RR

    75. Gender Transformative 75 RR

    76. Gender Empowering 76 RR

    77. Gender Justice 77 RR

    78. 78 RR

    79. Organization Assessment Tool 79 RR

    80. Staff Assessment Tool 80 RR

    81. Program, Policy & Materials Assessment Tool 81 RR

    82. Program Development Checklist 82 RR

    83. Program Synchrnoization 83 RR

    84. Client Assessment Tool 84 RR

    85. Client Assessment Tool 85 RR

    86. Self Assessment Tool 86 RR

    87. 15 Proven Group Exercises 87 RR

    88. 88 RR

    89. 89 Resource Kit RR

    90. Project H 90 RR

    91. Integrating Gender into HIV Prog 91 RR

    92. It’s All One 92 RR

    93. 93 RR

    94. People Pointers 94 RR

    95. People Pointers 95 RR

    96. A new frontier 96 RR

    97. 97 www.truechild.org RR

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