A discreet group that emerged in late 2014 after an intersex consultation with Stonewall (England and Wales) and which saw the need to allow intersex people in Norfolk to both organise, share, and support. Understand and articulate better what it takes to make a real difference to the relations of power that euphemistic talk about ‘gender equality’ obscures.

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As per the old Jewish joke “ask two Jews, get three opinions”, there’s room on this seven-strong bill (plus Gadsby) for at least that many different perspectives on gender – including some impish scepticism from Canadian comic DeAnne Smith, who complains about “getting they/them’d against my will since 2005”. The most experienced act on the bill, Smith could also be its breakout star with this set. They are very funny on the consequences of their breast-removal surgery, and strike a resonant note when they argue that “understanding everything is overrated”. Perhaps in these times of fast change, we could all accept with a little more grace that “we’re all learning”, and understanding will come when it comes. That’s a cause to which this special, when it arrives on Netflix, could usefully contribute.

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If you do nothing, you will be auto-enrolled in our premium digital monthly subscription plan and retain complete access for 65 € per month. This article examines how the term ‘gender’ found its way into development and explores the consequences of the transposition of an activist analytical category onto the world of aid. It points out the simplifications and slogans that have accompanied its ‘mainstreaming’ and challenges the assumptions on which these ideas have come to depend. It argues for a renewed focus on analysing and transforming unequal and unjust power relations. At Gore we believe that diversity of all kinds—gender, race, cultural identity—invariably drives better business outcomes from our teams, whether we’re working on new products, sales, or manufacturing processes. Our starting point has been to raise awareness of those benefits. One powerful tool we’re using is what we call sponsorship, which is distinct from leadership or even traditional mentoring. All associates at Gore have their own sponsors, who are committed, first and foremost, to helping them maximize their potential. When this relationship works well, it’s a very effective source of career advocacy for women. It also provides the ideal environment for identifying and providing support for “stretch” opportunities that women may not know about. If you would like to know more about our organisation, the following reports are available for your interest:

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further information about how to support children and young people to plan an awareness raising activity These policies broke down barriers and supported women to fully participate in political life. Furthermore, this highlights how supporting women in leadership positions results in feminist action and in turn creates local change. This influences norms of leadership roles within communities and opens space for women’s political participation more broadly.establishing a feeding room for women working within the local municipal government to ensure nursing mothers could take up these roles; Another significant motif that was drawn upon by YouTube users was that of “mental health,” and recurrent claims were made that “transgenderism” is a “mental illness.” Finally, conspiracy-like claims were made that wider societal structures and institutions are responsible for the emergence of a new “trend” of “transgender” as a category. Social media is regularly discussed, and a significant amount of responsibility is assigned for the emergence of transgender people. Claiming Victimhood: Gender Neutral Toilets as Undermining the Rights of Cisgender People AGENDA and Primary Agenda are free online toolkits to help explore ideas around equality and diversity with children and young people.

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Here’s just a few examples of how we did that in 2022/23. 16 Days of Activism – from awareness to accountability for femicide Some people suggested a Transgender bathroom. The LGBT didn't want it. They just want what they want. No negotiations.You may also opt to downgrade to Standard Digital, a robust journalistic offering that fulfils many user’s needs. Compare Standard and Premium Digital here. Most organisations are talking about lifelong learning and upskilling, but I’ve worked all over the place and nobody I’ve come across is doing this well. If we want to support career progression we need programmes in place and they need far better signposting. The schemes also need to be far better quality if we want to produce the innovators and leaders of the future.” Please cite as: Renold, E. (2019) Primary AGENDA: supporting children in making positive relationships matter. Cardiff: Cardiff University, Children’s Commissioner for Wales, NSPCC Cymru, Welsh Government, Welsh Women’s Aid.

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For the 16 Days of Activism in 2022, Womankind drew attention to and voiced a call for action on the most extreme form of gender-based violence against women and girls: femicide. annual awareness raising and remembrance dates dedicated to advancing rights, equalities and social justice around the world Not the Real World”: Exploring Experiences of Online Abuse, Digital Dualism, and Ontological Labor Chapter 4 They want to annoy us. A Transgendered restroom would've been better cause that they they're not violating our space, but no. Only restroom I'll be using is in my house. I Need You All to Understand How Pervasive This Issue Is”: User Efforts to Regulate Child Sexual Offending on Social Media Chapter 43

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I hope the outputs of the day keep the momentum going, encourage discussion and, more importantly, further action! What I have found is that great culture goes hand in hand with a strong commitment to inclusion and diversity. You can’t have one without the other and together they can create some real strengths in any organisation. We’ve also been keen to point out that research has shown that companies with diverse boards perform better – so there’s a commercial element to this too!” Oasis was founded in 1987 by Barbara Ross and also led to the founding of the Transgender Conference, usually at the UEA, and fostered by the Barbara Ross Association. Oasis caters for male to female transwomen and transvestites questioning their gender identity and meets the third Saturday of each month. Technology-Facilitated Violence Against Women and Girls in Public and Private Spheres: Moving from Enemy to Ally Chapter 38