41. O'Keefe Library-Best Information On The Net - Hot Topics- Gender Issues gender issues Useful text files on sexual harassment, the glass ceiling, violence against women, and more. Intersex Society of North America http://library.sau.edu/bestinfo/Hot/gender.htm

Hot Paper Topics Gender Issues Anorexia Nervosa and Eating Disorders Date Rape Domestic Violence Awareness Handbook Domestic Violence Information Pages ... Domestic Violence Statistics from the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Dept. of Justice Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Health Gender Issues: Useful text files on sexual harassment, the glass ceiling, violence against women, and more. Intersex Society of North America Men's Issues a nice set of links, involving such men's issues as child custody, sexual harassment, etc. Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity their links for a number of men's issues. Violence Against Women Office, Department of Justice Last modified May 27, 2004 Send questions and Comments to: Stella Herzig librefdesk@ambrose.sau.edu Resources by Major Hot Paper Topics Alphabetical Index ... SAU Home

42. MetaPress - Publication gender issues Education Services Department of Student Life Homepage for the gender issues Education Services Office. http://www.metapress.com/openurl.asp?genre=journal&issn=1098-092X

43. Further Information gender issues IN CONTEMPORARY INDUSTRIALIZATION. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. Diane Elson and Caroline Wright. Click here to access the bibliography (Winword http://www.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/complabstuds/caroline.htm

GENDER ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY INDUSTRIALIZATION: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Diane Elson and Caroline Wright Click here to access the bibliography (Winword 6) Rationale The period since the Second World War has seen major changes in patterns of industrial employment around the world. The manufacturing sector in Western Europe and North America has declined in terms of employment. Industrial development in the 'Third World' has been variable, the rapid transformation of the so-called newly industrializing countries contrasting with the far more modest industrialization rates of Africa. National boundaries have become increasingly permeable to transnational capital and a new international division of labour has been established. This bibliography has been produced using a bibliographic database developed by the authors as a research tool, and each reference includes a summary of the research as well as keywords associated with it. The characteristics of the database, in particular the keywords developed during the research, are discussed in the following section. About the Authors Dr Caroline Wright, a lecturer in the Centre for the Study of Women and Gender at the University of Warwick, has research interests in gender and industrialization in southern Africa and, more generally, in the relationships between gender relations and macroeconomic change.

44. UNFPA: POPULATION ISSUES: Promoting Gender Equality For more than 30 years, UNFPA has been in the forefront of bringing gender issues to wider attention, promoting legal and policy reforms and http://www.unfpa.org/gender/

HOME: POPULATION ISSUES: Promoting Gender Equality Empowering Women ... Additional Resources Beijing at 10 Beijing at 10 28 February - 11 March Resources UNFPA's Commitment to the Beijing Platform MDG #3: Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women On-line Discussions at WomenWatch Millenium Project Analysis on Gender Equality ... Short Videos on Gender Issues Promoting Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment Women are the backbones of their families, caregivers of young and old, stewards of natural resources and pillars of community life. They can and must play a powerful role in reducing poverty and fostering sustainable development. This is emphasized in a recent Millennium Project expert report. Yet, discrimination against women and girls is the most pervasive and persistent form of inequality. Discrimination against women pervades almost every aspect of life. Gender-based violence shatters the lives of countless individuals and is a threat to peace and security For more than 30 years, UNFPA has been in the forefront of bringing gender issues to wider attention, promoting legal and policy reforms and gender-sensitive data collection, and supporting projects that empower women economically and politically. The Fund promotes the human rights of women and works to improve their status at every stage of life UNFPA: Empowering Women with Microcredit DONG LOI, Viet Nam, 16 February 2005

45. UNFPA In Asia & The Pacific: Gender Issues gender issues. Greater empowerment for women, less genderbased violence and UNFPA is in the forefront of bringing a range of gender issues to wider http://www.unfpa.org/asiapacific/gender.htm

HOME WORLDWIDE Gender Issues Overview ... Resources ICPD Programme of Action, Principle 4 Gender Issues Greater empowerment for women, less gender-based violence and greater equity and equality between men and women are acknowledged to be essential for progress in human development. Yet gender-based discrimination and violence pervade almost every aspect of life, in Asia and the Pacific as elsewhere, undermining women's opportunities and denying them the ability to fully exercise their basic human rights. HIV/AIDS is partly driven by attitudes related to gender roles. Because of their subordinate position and economic dependence, millions of women and girls cannot insist on fidelity, demand condom use, or refuse sex to their partner, even when they suspect he is already infected. Cultural beliefs and expectations about "manhood" often encourage risky sexual and drug-taking behaviour in men. This puts them and their partners—at heightened risk. Engaging men as partners in fighting AIDS is critical to changing the course of the pandemic. Violence against women, fueled by poverty, discrimination, weak legislation and poor enforcement, is evident in the growing trade in trafficking women and children. The demand for cheap labour and a proliferating and highly profitable commercial sex industry have made trafficking in persons (though illegal) a very lucrative business globally, functioning as organized crime and generating huge profits for traffickers. The fact that the sex industry is a driving force of the HIV epidemic has added urgency to global anti-trafficking efforts, particularly in Asia.

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47. Gender gender issues. Spring 2002 I. locate a case that relates to our gender neutrality discussion and write a paper of 5 to 10 pages explaining the relevance http://www.unl.edu/ashavers/gender.htm

Gender Issues Spring 2002 First Assignment 1. Please read Chapter 1 of the Bartlett text and the Binion article at page 1 of the supplement. 2. Register for BlackboardMy.UNL.EDU January 23rd Sweet Hereafter Viewing and Reflection Paper January 30th FORMAL EQUALITY Please read section A. of Chapter 2. Assignment for the Week of February 6th: FORMAL EQUALITY Please read section B. of Chapter 2. Related Websites First Written Assignment I. locate a case that relates to our gender neutrality discussion and write a paper of 5 to 10 pages explaining the relevance of the case to the issue of gender neutrality. due February 14th. February 13th Substantive Equality - February 20th February 27th The Family Handout Writing Assignment #2 March 6th Chapter 5, Women's Different Voices March 13th Finish Chapter 5- Discussion Group Online Discussion March 20th Spring Break March 27th Chapter 4 (see Supp. on hararassment) ; 2nd written assignment due; journals due April 3rd April 10th April 17th Chapter 7 -Anti-Essentialism; supp. Gorilla in the Midst

48. ArtLex On Gender Issues ggender issues The word gender refers to sexual identity. Nearly all of us are either male or gender issues might pose or address such questions as http://www.artlex.com/ArtLex/g/gender.html

This site is made possible by its sponsors. Please visit them! g ender issues - The word "gender" refers to sexual identity. Nearly all of us are either male or female a simple place to start. It gets more complicated when we realize that there are many ways to interpret what maleness and femaleness can mean to each of us. What it means to be, perceive, and interact with other people depends, at least in part, on how each of us understands one another's maleness or femaleness. Those meanings are invariably deeply important in every person's life socially (economically, educationally, politically, sexually, etc.), and of course artistically. Because the implications can range from those at superficial levels to those of tremendous consequence, gender issues have always carried great potential for controversy, often resulting from unfortunate stereotypes Xenophobia has been a virulent evil across many cultures, across time and around the world. Its subcategories include racism, sexism, homophobia, and religious intolerance. Gender issues might pose or address such questions as: What are historical and current gender stereotypes? Which are formed genetically and which are formed socially? How do these function in society? In art?

49. Gender Issues In Children's Literature How genders are portrayed in children s books contributes to the image children develop of their gender roles. http://www.kidsource.com/education/gender.issues.L.A.html

Gender Issues in Children's Literature advertisement Source ERIC Digest ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and Communication U.S. Dept. of Education Credits Contents How Is Gender Portrayed in Children's Literature? Why Is Gender-Representation in Children's Literature Significant? What Should Teachers Keep in Mind While Selecting Children's Books? How Can Teachers Use Children's Literature to Promote Gender Equity? ... References Forums Education and Kids Raising our Kids KidSource Store Great Children's Books Mayo Clinic Family Health Book 'I Won't Learn from You': And Other Thoughts on Creative Maladjustment Advertisement "Everything we read...constructs us, makes us who we are, by presenting our image of ourselves as girls and women, as boys and men" (Mem Fox, 1993). Besides being an important resource for developing children's language skills, children's books play a significant part in transmitting a society's culture to children. Gender roles are an important part of this culture. How genders are portrayed in children's books thus contributes to the image children develop of their own role and that of their gender in society. How Is Gender Portrayed in Children's Literature?

50. Ch.7 gender issues IN CYBERSPACE Cultural messages related to women s uses of genderappropriate technologies, coupled with the unique challenges of the http://www.outreach.psu.edu/users/afc1/thesis/eth.ch7.html

51. Hoagies' Gifted Education: Gender Issues gender issues in Computer Science Education by Davies, Klawe, Ng, Nyhus, gender issues in Gifted Education by Lynn Rose For whatever reason, http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/gender.htm

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52. Gender Issues In Distance Education Forum--International Council For Distance Ed gender issues is a very important, yet very sensitive topic. We must strive to make distance education equitable for all participants. http://www.fcae.nova.edu/icde/

Gender Issues in Distance Education International Council for Distance Education ICDE Membership MEMBER DIRECTORY DISCUSSION BOARD Welcome! Gender issues is a very important, yet very sensitive topic. We must strive to make distance education equitable for all participants. Girls and boys each have special learning needs. Women and men have more diverse needs. How can we meet the needs of any special group, while not denying opportunities for another group? Gender Issues in Distance Education Discussion Board ICDE is fortunate to have a multitude of talented and experienced educators in the field of gender equity and fairness in distance education. This Forum is intended to bring together those educators and researchers, both female and male, in the field of gender equity in an open, professional, sharing environment. This Forum is not politically aligned and will not be a sounding board for political adversaries. This site will provide a positive and productive forum for the sharing of theories, research, and experiences in the field of gender studies in distance education. Coordinators for the GI in DE Forum: Ms. Linken Nymann

53. Your Network To A Safer And Healthier Working Environment - Reports 209 - Gender Issue 209 gender issues in safety and health at work 23/10/2003. Achieving gender equality in all aspects of employment is now a key European priority. http://agency.osha.eu.int/publications/reports/209/en/

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54. Gender Issues In Malawi gender issues and Activities in Malawi Because gender is socially contructed, it is affected by many factors and therefore, it varies in time, http://www.sdnp.org.mw/gender/

Gender Issues and Activities in Malawi Contents Search Gender Policy ... Home Welcome to the Malawi SDNP Gender Pages. GENDER is a concept which is used to refer to women and men. This term is used to convey the fact that in most cases, the social distinctions between men and women; for example the postions they play and the social status they have are socially contructed and allocated. Gender is distinguished from sex, which is biologically determined. Because "gender" is socially contructed, it is affected by many factors and therefore, it varies in time, place and context. The Malawi SDNP Gender Pages provide information on gender policy, issues and activities in Malawi. CONTENTS Feedback : webmaster@sdnp.org.mw

55. Gender Issues With Computers News articles highlighting the role of gender with computers. http://www.rajivshah.com/directory/Social_Issues/Gender/

56. Development And Peace / Gender Issues account gender relations issues in all regions where the organization works. A booklet concerning the Gender and Development Policy is available in http://www.devp.org/testA/gender.htm

GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT MORE THAN A POLICY: A COMMITMENT DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE , as an organization devoted to development, social justice and solidarity, adopted a policy in March 1995 to help ensure equitable relations between women and men. The policy applies to our members, our staff and our partners in the South, both in terms of structures and programs. The Policy's General Objectives The policy supports a Gender and Development approach designed to contribute to the full recognition of women's rights as human rights. It hopes to ensure fairness and equity so that women and men can participate on an equal basis in decision-making and in developing a better society. It is based on the philosophy underlying equal opportunity programs, whose purpose is to counter discrimination against women in organizations and society at large. Policy Implementation Action Goals As a result of its Gender and Development program, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE is committed to: Developing mechanisms to integrate Gender and Development considerations into all stages and all levels of our operations. Taking steps to increase women's representation at all levels and in all decision-making bodies in the organization.

57. Center For Gender Studies @ Radford University The Center emphasizes studentbased explorations and annual conference presentations of ways societies shape-define different expectations for women and men, and provides links to gender issues, talks, events. http://www.runet.edu/~gstudies

Enabling gender based student research, internships and conferences on Exploring gender frontiers In 2004 - 2005 Research Projects Sources Guest Speakers New Zealand Award Lectures General Sources Databases-Statistics ... Gribi's Black History Links Issues-Resources Harassment Assault Rape Alcohol On Campuses Substance Abuse and Sexual Assault Education ... Black History Month at RU Center for Gender Studies Visitor # Studies-research Featuring The Center's 7th Research Conference on Gender: , highlighting Gender Scholarship at RU: in 2005 Hilary M. Lips on: T he Gender Wage Gap: Debunking the Rationalizations @ Women's Media.com The U.S. Census Bureau Documents a Significant Widening of the Gender Wage Gap for 2003 "Workforces of Ivy League universities are starkly stratified by race and gender .." concludes a Feb 2005 study by the

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59. Gender Issues In The Information Society: UNESCO-CI and WSIS Geneva Phase Events UNESCO WSIS Publication Series gender issues in the Information Society. gender issues in the Information Society http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=12847&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=2

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60. Asian-Nation : Asian American History, Demographics, & Issues :: Women And Gende Women and gender issues. Asian America has masked a series of internal tensions, writes Karin AguilarSan Juan in the Foreword of Dragon Ladies Asian http://www.asian-nation.org/gender.shtml

Article and discussion on various contemporary issues affecting Asian American women including the historical legacy of patriarchy and sexism, gender equality, and health concerns. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to maximize your experience and enjoyment at Asian-Nation. Home Culture History Issues ... The Vietnamese American Community Articles in This Section Behind the Headlines The Model Minority Image Affirmative Action Asian Americans, Polls, and the 2004 Elections ... Immigrants in the Postindustrial Economy Research Resources Used/ Recommended for Further Reading Abraham, Margaret. 2000. Speaking the Unspeakable: Marital Violence Among South Asian Immigrants in the United States . New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press. Chin, Jean Lau (Ed.). 2000. ... . Boston: South End Press. Know the Facts Breast cancer is on the rise for women of Asian and Pacific Islander descent living in the United States. Yet Asian and Pacific Islander women over age 40 get mammograms less often than other groups of women in the U.S. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) recommends that women in their 40s and older get a mammogram every 1 to 2 years. NCI, in cooperation with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), produced a new brochure about the importance of mammograms called "Do It for Yourself, Do It for Your Family." To order free copies of the brochure in English, Chinese, Tagalog (a.k.a. Pilipino), and Vietnamese, call NCI's Cancer Information Service at 1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237) or visit

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