81. Gender Issues - The Research Council Of Norway Norwegian legislation stipulates that all public institutions in Norway must take active steps to promote gender equality. The Research Council bears national responsibility for http://www.forskningsradet.no/en/Gender issues/1195592877653

Skip to content Home page Norsk Login ... RSS Shortcuts Application deadlines Application status Contract EU Research Frequently asked questions International scholarships Programme webpages Project database Publications Apply for funding Events News Policy and strategy ... For Industry You are here: Policy and strategy Strategy plans Gender issues Policy and strategy ... Research statistics Gender issues Norwegian legislation stipulates that all public institutions in Norway must take active steps to promote gender equality. The Research Council bears national responsibility for research policy-related activities to analyse and develop gender research, gender perspectives as well as gender equality in research. The Council is also responsible for initiating, implementing and monitoring research activities within this field. Gender equality in the higher education sector In Norway, all public institutions are required by law to work actively to promote gender equality, and these efforts are to be documented each year. Norwegian universities and university colleges have drawn up specific action plans on gender equality. In 2007 the Ministry of Education and Research established a national committee to promote gender equality in science.

82. Gender Issues Gender Issues and Actions A Community Encounter. This session will provide a forum for community participantsmembers of Divisions 35 and 51 as well as others interested and http://www.uky.edu/~rremer/APACOMSE.html

Gender Issues and Actions: A Community Encounter This session will provide a forum for community participantsmembers of Divisions 35 and 51 as well as others interested and involved in gender related interventions and research to share and explore their views and concerns. Although a panel of representatives from both divisions will supply focus by having provided brief abstracts/position statements ahead of time (on-line and as a handout for attendees), no one will actually present a paper. A brief, experiential stimulus exercise will be used to actively engage all participants. The goal of the session is to reaffirm the ties between the two sponsoring divisions and to serve as a reminder of the common commitments and foci shared. Participant Summaries Roberta Nutt Title: Feminism Is For Everybody My professional interest in the psychology of men and masculinity began more than 20 years ago when I first began teaching graduate courses in the psychology of women. It quickly became obvious to me that society was not going to become more fair toward and nurturing of women until we also examined companion gender-role socialization issues for men. These gender-role messages functioned as two sides of the same problem. As I pursued these two interests, I began to see them as inseparable and viewed feminism as aimed toward freeing all people from the limitations of gender roles. Hence, I view feminism as a pathway for both women and men to free themselves from restrictive role expectations. One goal is true gender understanding of each other's perspectives and experiences.

83. Stuart's Gender Issues Violence Page Family Violence is a highly topical gender issue at present. It is not always clear that the information presented is balanced, however. To illustrate, I have collected some material from the press. http://www.massey.ac.nz/~kbirks/gender/viol/viol.htm

Family Violence If you thought all domestic violence is by men, have a look at table 5.6 of the New Zealand National Survey of Crime Victims 2001 (New Zealand Ministry of Justice) Some interesting old NZ and UK studies Click here for THE OTHER FAMILY VIOLENCE The Family Violence Taskforce national conference: 4 - 5 July 1999 (NZ) had the title "Children and family violence: effective interventions now". Here are the conference papers Ministry of Justice: Publications: Reports: 2000: Annual Review of Responses to Crime including Chapter 6: Family Violence Ministry of Justice: Publications: Reports: 2000: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT 1995: PROCESS EVALUATION Extracts from a NZ Ministry of Justice publication: Dealing with domestic violence Family Violence is a highly topical gender issue at present. It is not always clear that the information presented is balanced, however. To illustrate, I have collected some material from the press . There is more on the reporting by The Dominion on a Justice Department survey on domestic violence by men . The results of that survey were published in a report entitled Hitting Home

84. Gender Issues - Changing Lives Through Literature, Changing Lives Through Litera Gender Issues In the beginning, CLTL classes were composed of either allmale or all-female student populations. It seemed apparent that the differences in social, political http://cltl.umassd.edu/issuesgender.cfm

Search: Introduction Changing Lives In The Classroom Gender Issues ... Literacy Gender Issues Gender In CLTL Gender In The CLTL Setting Coed Groups In CLTL Speaking As A Woman Gender Issues In the beginning, CLTL classes were composed of either all-male or all-female student populations. It seemed apparent that the differences in social, political, and economic issues between men and women dictated such segregation. We still believe that for the most part. However, based on other strategies, several co-ed programs have been successful. This series of essays explores the issue of gender and CLTL from many angles. webmaster@umassd.edu Introduction History Philosophy ... Articles

85. European Platform Of Women Scientists - About EPWS The European Platform of Women Scientists will give European women scientists a voice in the research policy debate. The aim is to promote the understanding of the gender issue in science. http://www.epws.org

European Platform of Women Scientists Main menu Home About EPWS News Membership ... Contact Us Newsletter Register for Newsletter Search MEMBERS' AREA FINANCIAL SUPPORT Supported by the 7th EU Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development Annual Conference of the European Platform of Women Scientists Brussels, Belgium, 10-11 June 2010 The aim of the Conference was to report on recent and current projects from across Europe to improve the gender balance in science. A number of important European projects supported by DG Research under the 7. Framework Programme, tackling the issue of gender balance in science were presented as well as projects encouraging girls into science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The Conference was attended by about 60 representatives of European organizations of women scientists from 13 countries from all over Europe. It was a lively market place of networks, ideas and partnerships. The participants had the opportunity to present their work both through participating in discussion sessions and through a poster exhibition highlighting their activities related to the Conference topics. Read more...

86. Anasuya Sengupta: The College At Brockport Ribbon Cutting Celebrates Expansion of College Archives. Alumni Honored for Service to the College and Community. Brockport Students Raise Awareness for Violence Against Women http://www.brockport.edu/nycas2010/Gender Issues.html

Skip Navigation Webmail Angel Web Banner ... NYCAS / Anasuya Sengupta Gender Issues Anasuya Sengupta,  Regional Director for Asia/Oceania,  The Global Fund for Women  NYCAS 2010, The College at Brockport is honored to welcome Anasuya Sengupta as our guest speaker on Gender Issues. She is scheduled on Friday, October 1, 2010 from 2:30-3:20 in Edward Hall, the Blue Room.  Anasuya spent her childhood in north Karnataka, an arid and resource-poor region of southern India, and returned here after her undergraduate degree in Economics (Honors) from Delhi University. She served as a Program Officer at Samuha, an organization working with village women on issues of livelihoods security.  From 2001 to 2007, Anasuya headed a UNICEF (India) partnership with the Karnataka State Police, and was responsible for designing and implementing a state wide system of police response to issues of violence against women and children. Over the same period, she served as Program Associate with Gender at Work, an international knowledge network for gender equality, and advised the Young Women and Leadership/Young Feminist Activism Program of the Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID).  She is actively involved with Development Alternatives for Women in a New Era (DAWN), a global South network of women's activists, working across Asia-Pacific, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. Anasuya founded the White Ribbon Campaign for Peace (India), and has been part of national and regional networks against religious and cultural fundamentalisms. She co-edited and contributed to Defending Our Dreams: Global Feminist Voices for a New Generation (AWID and Zed Books, 2006), arguably the first international anthology of young feminist analyses.Â

87. Deconstructing Code News articles highlighting the role of gender with computers. http://www.rajivshah.com/directory/social_issues/gender/index.html

Where the Girls Aren't Where the Girls Aren't One camp says that girls see computers as a communications tool, and the best way to engage them is to exploit that and offer classes that stress using programs say, designing Web sites or online magazines over creating them. The other side says that such preferences exist only because no one has tried to expand girls' technological horizons. Posted by rshah on January 12, 2003 Comments (0) Gettin’ Jiggly Wit It Gettin’ Jiggly Wit It But this is more than tits and giggles — it’s serious business. Digital breasts that move like real ones were previously impossible to achieve. An enormous amount of modeling, programming, math, and physics underlie these new, um, developments. “I never imagined that I’d be using my expertise in this manner and consider myself very, very lucky,” says XXX programmer Nick Torkos. “Hopefully this will convince others to study math.” Posted by rshah on January 09, 2003 Comments (0) Strategies of INclusion: Gender and the Information Society Strategies of INclusion: Gender and the Information Society A European research project studing the change patterns of women use, access and creation of ICTs, focusing on public and private effort to educate, create products, and develop service relevent to women

88. Gender | World News | Guardian.co.uk 24 Oct 2010 The standup tells about coming out, waiting for Lenny Henry to die and playing his mum on television. Interview by Stephanie Merritt http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/gender

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89. Women- And Gender-Related E-mail (or Email ) Lists / Discussion Forums Frequently-updated, annotated listing of more than email lists related to women or to women-focused gender issues. http://www.umbc.edu/wmst/forums.html

(last revised July 11, 2010) Gender-Related Electronic Forums is an annotated, award-winning listing of publicly-accessible e-mail discussion forums (also known as "lists" or "listservs") related to women or to women-focused gender issues. (If you're new to e-mail lists and would like some basic information about what they are and how you can join one, check out this page Topical Listings: If you're looking for women-focused lists on a specific topic, you may prefer to use the following subject listings rather than scroll through the comprehensive listing (many lists, however, can be found only in the large comprehensive listing): Activist Lists Age-Defined Lists Arts and Humanities Lists Business/Finance Lists ... Women's Studies Lists ADDED NOTE: You are welcome to link to this document as long as you identify its title and author; the URL is http://www.umbc.edu/wmst/forums.html . You are also welcome to tell other people about the document. However, PLEASE DO NOT REPRODUCE THE LISTINGS because the information goes out of date so quickly . If you know of additions/changes, please notify

90. Bridge - Home Provides tailor-made briefings on gender issues on request. BRIDGE briefings present research findings, review current policy debates, synthesise best practice and evaluate strategies for translating gender policies into practice. http://www.bridge.ids.ac.uk//bridge/

@import url("/_map/bridge.css"); @import url("/_map/bridgeprint.css"); BRIDGE is one of a family of knowedge services from IDS About BRIDGE Site guide Contact us English ... Publications by Post The New BRIDGE website Welcome to the new BRIDGE website. As you will see we have merged the former Siyanda and BRIDGE websites to provide a central point for gender and development information in support of your gender mainstreaming needs. In addition to providing diverse information in one place, you will find many other improvements including: more information on BRIDGE products and ongoing work; better and easier search functions; and many other features. Over the next few months you will see more exciting changes but for now, please let us know what you think by contacting us at: bridge@ids.ac.uk We are working hard to make the new BRIDGE website a better tool to serve the gender needs of users and to be more informative and interactive. Please note that on some pages access to resources is provided via Siyanda , whilst some links may take you to the old BRIDGE site. Thanks for your patience during the transition period!

91. Center Of Women's History And Gender Studies(Tver State University) Researches in feminist and women s history and gender issues as well. Gender education, integrating gender approach into the curriculum. http://www.tvergenderstudies.ru/

92. University Of Maryland Women S Studies Database Includes a variety of primary documents on the topic. http://www.mith2.umd.edu/WomensStudies/GenderIssues/SexualHarassment/

Sexual Harassment Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Information Facts About Sexual Harrassment Merit Systems Protection Board Report New York Task Force Report ... University of Maryland Sexual Harassment Manual This manual is for training and informational use only and does not reflect the current policy of the University of Maryland Zero Tolerance, Inc: Workplace Sexual Harassment Prevention

93. Internews - Empowering Local Media Worldwide :: Home Page International NGO that fosters independent media and access to information worldwide. Internews works in the areas of environmental and health journalism, humanitarian media, women and gender issues, and Internet and communications technology. http://www.internews.org

94. Muslim Youth Movement Gender Desk Committed to Islamic values of justice, freedom and equality, the organization focuses on gender issues in order to transform society and affirm people s humanity through education, campaigns and the empowerment of women. http://shams.za.org/gender.htm

In the name of Allah, The Most Gracious, The Dispenser Of Grace GET YOUR COPY: "Journey of Discovery: A South African Hajj" by Shamima Shaikh & Na'eem Jeenah (click here) "Never will I suffer to be lost the work of any of you, man or woman: The one of you is of the other." (Qur'an 3:195) What is the Gender Desk about? A sub-committee of the MYM Recognising that gender oppression is pervasive in our communities, the MYM, in its effort to establish a just social order based on the Divine Will, established the Gender Desk. The Gender Desk is a special commission of the MYM that focuses on gender issues. Mission of the Gender Desk Committed to the Islamic values of justice, freedom and equality, the MYM Gender Desk focuses on gender issues in order to transform society and affirm people's humanity through education, campaigns and the empowerment of women. Structures The Gender Desk functions in eight regions headed by a National Co-ordinator. The eight regions are: Gauteng, Northern Province, North West Province, Southern Free State, Northern Free State, Eastern Cape, Western Cape and KwaZulu Natal.

95. Center For Gender Studies @ Radford University The Center emphasizes student-based explorations of ways in which societies shape and define different expectations for women and men, providing links to related events, student conferences and gender issues http://gstudies.asp.radford.edu/

Enabling gender based student research, internships and conferences on Exploring gender frontiers In 2009 - 2010 Research Projects Sources Gender Wage Gap Guest Speakers New Zealand Award Lectures General Sources ... Men's Studies Sources Issues-Resources Harassment Abuse Assault Rape Alcohol On Campuses Substance Abuse Sexual Assault Education Center for Gender Studies Visitor # Conferences Speakers Projects Friends ... Mission / reports Reports Presentations Awards " A New Psychology of Women " by Hilary Lips. Reissued by Waveland Press, 2010 " Despite New Law, Gender Salary Gap Persists " (April 2009) at NPR online " Layoffs sharpen focus on gender wage gap " (April 2009) by Katherine Calos, Richmond Times, with Hilary Lips " Women and Addiction " (April 2009) by Alumnus, Dr. Sudie Back " Working Mothers Challenges and Changes" (March 2009) by RU's "

96. An Introduction To Wool-Working For Readers Of Greek And Latin Teacher s guide with basic information about cloth and looms, a timeline of textile history relevant to Greek and Roman antiquity, gender issues in textile production, and an archeological context. From the Text and Textile web site. http://classics.rutgers.edu/text_textile/Teacher's_Guide2.pdf

97. Women S Studies Program Information on this program which provides feminist education and research, offers networking, advocacy, and support for women faculty, staff, and students, and serves as a resource on women s and gender issues. http://www.depts.ttu.edu/wstudies/

98. Home Page An interdisciplinary program with faculty from diverse fields. Classes offered include gender issues, sexuality, literature, art, sociology, criminal justice, political science, history, and psychology. http://www.uta.edu/womens_studies

UTA Women's Studies 223 University Hall Box 19579 T: 817-272-3131 F: 817-272-3117 WomensStudies@uta.edu W elcome to Women's Studies at the University of Texas at Arlington! A s a discipline, Women's Studies addresses issues previously neglected by traditional disciplines, and adapts and redefines theories and methods from those disciplines. Women's studies is not simply the study of women and women's issues. It is the study of women which places women's own experiences at the center of inquiry. What other disciplines use as assumptions about women, Women's Studies poses as questions. As a result, Women's Studies produces its own body of scholarship, and at the same time casts new light on traditional disciplines. T he UTA Women's Studies Program is a flexible and coherent interdisciplinary program taught by faculty from diverse fields. The program offers students a unique opportunity to complement a traditional discipline with a self-designed minor. It also can constitute an area of concentration for the Interdisciplinary Studies major. Coursework prepares graduates for a variety of graduate programs and for careers in an increasingly gender-integrated workplace. These include, but are not limited to, social work, management, employee relations, sales, counseling and education.

99. Duke Journal Of Gender Law & Policy Annual interdisciplinary publication devoted to discussion and consideration of gender issues in the context of law and public policy. Edited by Montaye Sigmon McGee, and advised by faculty from the Duke University Law School. Includes full-text articles for issues since 1997. http://www.law.duke.edu/journals/djglp/

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