101. Gender Issues In Supervision. ERIC Digest. Provides fulltext access to the ERIC Digest of this name. http://www.ericdigests.org/1995-1/issues.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Paisley, Pamela O. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Student Services Greensboro NC. Gender Issues in Supervision. ERIC Digest. A SOCIETAL FRAMEWORK Currently, there appear to be three basic perspectives concerning gender differences. These perspectives are focused in areas of unequal distribution of power, socialization, and inherent differences. Combining information from these bodies of literature, we can construct an explanation of what it means to be male or female in our society. First, men as a group within American society have more economic, political, social, and physical power than most women. Males and females also, however, are socialized to become different beings as well. Messages received from family, school, and media continue to be heavily laden with sex-role messages representing very different sets of acceptable behaviors for boys and girls. These social rules and expectations create remarkably disparate psychological environments for development based on gender. Finally, in terms of inherent differences, those characteristics stereotypically identified with women historically have been dismissed as of little value. Even within psychology, the model of the healthy adult has traditionally been described through masculine characteristics. Only in rather recent history have we begun, at any level, to hear and value "the other voice" (Gilligan, 1982).

102. Gender Issues In The Language Arts Classroom. ERIC Digest. Provides fulltext access to the ERIC Digest of this name. http://www.ericdigests.org/1999-3/issues.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Singh, Manjari Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading English and Communication Bloomington IN. Gender Issues in the Language Arts Classroom. ERIC Digest. A growing volume of literature suggests that gender issues underlie numerous classroom activities. For example, McAuliffe (1994) and Kamler (1993) found that the portrayal of characters in children's writing often reflects gender stereotypes. In addition, individual beliefs about the dominance or subordination of particular genders frequently determine whose ideas are heard or ignored in student discussions (Evans, 1996), and unfacilitated group discussions may therefore reinforce gender stereotypes among students (Alvermann et al., 1996a). Thus, without some intervention, unstructured language-learning situations may actually encourage children to reproduce gender stereotypes (Purcell-Gates, 1993). What is the role of the teacher in addressing such problems? The literature suggests that teachers have differing views of the position they should take in this matter. The different positions reflect individual beliefs about gender roles and about the role that teachers should play in children's lives. This Digest provides an overview of various perspectives on the teacher's role in addressing gender-related issues in the classroom.

103. Gender Issues Need Better Coverage The report Monitoring gender issues in the Nepalese Print Media , which was prepared after a yearlong monitoring, has recommended the to Council to bring http://www.kantipuronline.com/kolnews.php?&nid=41642

104. Minsk Gender Center Affiliated with Women's NonState College ENVILA, and concerned with carrying out research in women's and gender issues. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/9237/eng/gender.html

Home ][Win1251][Koi8-R] Minsk Center for Gender Studies Minsk Center for Gender Studies was established at Women's Non-State College "ENVILA". The Head of the Center is Irina Tchikalova (M.A. in Women's Studies, York University, Ph.D in History, BSU).The Mission of the Center is research, education, information and consulting activity in the area of gender problems and defending the legal rights of women. Affiliated with ENVILA, the Center is concerned with carrying out research in topical women's and gender issues. The Center applies up-to-date techniques and develops its research base. It also encourages students' involvement in scientific and research work. One of the main objectives of the Center is introducing Women's Studies and Gender Studies courses as a part of the University curricula. Among the courses the Center introduced for teaching from 1998/99 academic year, are: The Introduction to Gender Studies History of Women's Movement and Feminist Philosophy Sociology of Gender Representation of Women in the Arts The Representation of Sex in Religious Systems . The Center would appreciate the possibility to host professors from the country and abroad for short visits to deliver lectures in above mentioned fields and others. Such short intensive lecturing visits will form the beginning of further collaboration - from joint research projects to curriculum development. The Center focuses on the unequality of women in the society and is working on bringing changes into the women's lives in Belarus. The Center cooperates with the Centers for Gender Studies in Charkov, Kiev, Moscow, St. Petersburg as well as with women's non-government organizations worldwide.

105. AAA - Gender Issues Section The gender issues and Worklife Balance Section of the American Accounting Promoting knowledge and encouraging research in gender issues and worklife http://jewel.morgan.edu/~arao/gis.html

Gender Issues A Section of the American Accounting Association Main Page Awards By-Laws Membership ... Officers AAA Main Page Sections/Regions Objectives The Gender Issues and Worklife Balance Section of the American Accounting Association has the overall objective of facilitating interaction among Association members regarding gender issues and worklife balance as they relate to accounting practice, research, and education. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: Promoting knowledge and encouraging research in gender issues and worklife balance by identifying areas in need of research, facilitating the exchange of ideas and findings, and providing opportunities for exposure of research results. Fostering opportunities to enrich women's professional lives so they may reach their full potential as scholars and practitioners; facilitating increased participation of women in professional conferences, committees, and editorial boards of publications. Providing a forum in which Association men and women can discuss the impact of women's increased participation in the workforce, and encouraging interdisciplinary exchanges between accountants and members of other learned groups. Promoting equitable treatment of women and men in business and academia, and promoting classroom knowledge and sensitivity to gender issues and worklife balance.

106. Research Guide For Gender Studies: Web Sites - Francis A. Drexel Library @ SJU Gendercide Watch Project of the gender issues Education Foundation (GIEF) SocioRealm Women s Studies and gender issues - Includes sections on gender http://www.sju.edu/libraries/drexel/netres/gender.htm

Research Guide for Gender Studies [Reviewed] Recommendation based on academic review Access Information How To Cite Sources Search Engines Meta-Sites General Sites Gender Issues in: Business Education Law Psychology ... Political Science SPECIALIZED SEARCH ENGINES FOR GENDER STUDIES FeMiNa - Comprehensive, searchable directory of links to female friendly sites and information on the Internet ; offers both a topical directory and a search engine. WWWomen - Dedicated to finding all sites on the Web relevant to women - from sites about child rearing and pregnancy to sites about civil liberties, careers and religion ; offers both a topical directory and a search engine META-SITES FOR GENDER STUDIES Men's Ring : Dealing with Men's Issues - Web rings allow visitors to navigate similar sites easily on the web, when a user visits one ring site s/he is given the option of linking to related sites on the ring ; this particular ring brings together many sites related to men's issues. SOSIG : Women's Studies - The Social Science Information Gateway offers access to thousands of high quality Internet resources ; sections on women's studies include: Women and Education, Women and Employment, Women and Philosophy, Women and Politics, Women and Religion, Women and the Arts, Women and the Law, Women's History, Women, Development and the Environment, and Women, Science and Technology.

107. Sacramento California Sexual Harassment Prevention Offering seminars, consulting and keynote speeches on 'human relations' issues. Including gender issues, sexual harassment prevention, dispute resolution, team building and interpersonal communication. http://www.diede.com/

Topics Click Below For Information Sexual Harassment Prevention: 2 Hour Workshop 1/2 Day Seminar Full Day Seminar ... 2 Day Retreat Human Relations Diversity Employee Relations Management Skills Networking Our Services Executive Coaching Association Keynote Speeches Negotiation / Mediation / Arbitration Sexual Harassment Investigation Corporate Retreat Facilitation A Successful Business is a People Business We offer the most innovative educational seminars in the field of Human Relations. We focus on the skills and abilities that people need to build high quality relationships. Many seminar companies sell time worn classes we offer the most innovative solutions to the critical workplace problems. Our clients demand a higher standard of help. By delivering information to groups of their staff, we are able to improve the bottom line while making the workplace a fun place to be. Please note, we do not offer 'public' seminars see our

108. GARNET - Global Applied Research Network - Gender Issues The gender issues Network or GENNET has been active from 1991 to 1997. It produced a brochure with information about the meaning of gender and a gender http://info.lut.ac.uk/departments/cv/wedc/garnet/gennet.html

Networks Resources Partners Links ... Archive Gender issues The Gender Issues Network or GENNET has been active from 1991 to 1997. It produced a brochure with information about the meaning of gender and a gender approach in the water sector, references and some hints for application (electronic copies still available from IRC), two sourcebooks, two reports on gender and the work of the Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council and four newsletters. It also developed a very rapid (10 minutes) participatory gender analysis tool which became very popular to create awareness and basic understanding of gender issues and their importance for the water sector during larger gatherings. This has also been translated into other languages. This tool is still available from IRC. GENNET was discontinued in 1998 when the envisaged support through the WSSCC did not materialise. It has been replaced by the Gender and Water Alliance, which is active across the whole water sector: water for food (irrigation), water for nature (land and water use) and water and sanitation for people. The Gender and Water Alliance was created during the 2nd World Water Forum as a result of gender mainstreaming being placed high on the agenda of the water sector. The Gender and Water Alliance was launched to help implement water visions. A total of 110 organisations are presently members (including members of GENNET) with IRC acting as the secretariat for the alliance. In view of synergies established at the Fourm and the international recognition received for the alliance, it has been suggested that alliance now be responsbile for mainstreaming gender within the Council's activities. This would allow coordination to be continued by IRC.

109. COUNTRY REPORTS gender issues. Myanmar. By. Dr Leena M Kirjavainen. Gender Specialist been able to obtain only limited data on women and gender issues in the country. http://www.mekonginfo.org/mrc_en/doclib.nsf/0/E7CBA70C87AE6DC2C725682C002C01AC/$

Regional Environmental Technical Assistance 5771 Gender Issues Myanmar By Dr Leena M Kirjavainen Gender Specialist CONTENTS Introduction Population context Situation of Rural Families, Women and Children Trafficking in Women and Children ... Closing Note and Appreciation 1. Introduction 2. Population context The official country name of Union of Myanmar was adopted in 1989, although in several documents and reports the name Burma is frequently used. The country covers 261,000 sq miles, with a population of 48.3 million people. The urban population is approximately 26 %. The refugee population outside the country is approximately 300,000 in Thailand, 20,000 in China and 21,000 in Bangladesh. Myanmar has approximately two million internally displaced people. The birth rate is 2.1 % and life expectancy 59 years. Adult literacy rate is 19.4 % and school attendance 26.7 %. The main languages spoken are Arakanese, Burmese, Chin, Kachin, Karen, Karenni, Mon, Shan, Wa, English and more than 1000 minority dialects. The main religions are Buddhist (85 %), Animists (5 %), Christian (4.5 %), Muslim (4 %) and Hindu (1.5 %). Myanmar’s ethnic diversity is an important factor in the delivery of services benefiting women and children. No less than 67 separate ethnic groups have been identified – with different languages, dialects, customs and traditions. The infant mortality rate is 79 per 1000 ( Human Rights Year Book Development Indices have been recently frequently reported in making analyses on the level of human development in the UN system countries. The

110. Gender Issues In Agricultural An Rural Development Policy In Asia And The Pacifi gender issues in agricultural and rural development policy in Asia and the Pacific gender issues in macroeconomic policy planning for agricultural and http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/x0177e/x0177e00.htm

Gender issues in agricultural an rural development policy in Asia and the Pacific Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (RAPA) Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Bangkok RAPA PUBLICATION: 1995/2 The designations employed and the presentation of material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. Cover Photo: Peyton Johnson For copies write to: Alexandra Stephens Regional Sociologist and Women in Development Officer FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific 39 Phra Atit Road Bangkok 10200, Thailand Regional Expert Consultation 1-5 November, 1993 Contents Acknowledgments List of abbreviations Part I: Proceedings Introduction ... Community forestry, NGOs, women and the poor: Some observations from the field

111. Amanda's Transgender Garden Personal website containing crossdressing, transgender life, glamour and gender issues. http://www.amandarichards.com/

New photos! Thanks for voting for me in the May 2003 Castle Supply contest! Hello, my name is Amanda Richards. I'd like to welcome you to my home on the web. I hope that your visit here will be an enjoyable and informative experience. I would like to think that this site, in addition to giving you insights into my life, will also enhance your understanding of transgendered people in general. This is the second generation of my little garden. Since it's inception in 1997 more than 600,000 of you have visited me here. I hope that you have all enjoyed yourselves, and that you will continue to do so. If you'd like to learn a little bit more about me you can click over to my interview with KC of "KC's Top Ten" , or you can check out my feature interview for "Ladylike" magazine My wife has put down a few of her thoughts regarding Amanda. If you'd like to read them click here Please, follow the garden path. I hope it takes you where you want to go. New photos! Satin sheets can be a turn on. They feel so smooth and cool against your skin. They can also make for some very nice pictures. Take a look at what pink satin does for me in my new pictorial. I'm addicted to "The Sopranos" television series. I was wondering the other day, what if I were Tony Soprano's "comare", you know, his "goomah",his mistress. What if when Tony doesn't come home all night to his wife Carmella, he was with me instead. What would I wear? Come see in my new Bada Bing Girl section!

112. The Women Parliament Of Slovakia Nongovernmental organization aiming to address gender issues in Slovakia. Contains declarations and statements on women's issues. http://www.zenskyparlament.host.sk/UK/index_uk.htm

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113. SwopNet.com -- Talented And Gifted Bibliography A list of articles about gifted and talented children. Social and emotional needs, gender issues, learning disabilities, parents, families, teachers, counselors. http://www.swopnet.com/ed/TAG/TAG_Bibliography.html

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114. Gianna E. Israel Gender Library: Talking With Your Children About Gender Identit Addresses disclosing and discussing one's transgendered status with adolescent and adult children. http://www.firelily.com/gender/gianna/children.html

gender recovery humor eye candy ... home Search my site: Diane Wilson Gender Gianna Israel Family Talking with your Children Gianna Israel Gender Library Self Family Contentious Family Issues ... Special Focus Talking with your Children about Gender Identity Issues by Gianna Eveling Israel Emblazoned with various social, moral and religious opinions, disclosing and discussing one's transgendered status with adolescent and adult children is frequently one of the most difficult issues brought up by clients in my counseling practice. Because our western society is polarized with gender and sexual stereotypes transgendered individuals survive relatively closeted familially and socially making these issues all the more difficult to talk about. During our individual exploration of transgendered issues we must decide how much of a public face we wish to reveal to others. Additionally we must decide which values we wish to incorporate into our private lives and ultimately extend to children. Agreed, every parent wishes to provide their child with safety, nurturance, education and the opportunity to build self and social acceptance skills. Firsthand before disclosing to any relationship of importance, establish the facts, understand how being transgendered affects your life and theirs. Talk with your counselor regarding disclosure options and relevancy. In some cases not disclosing or limited disclosure may be optimum. One frequently overlooked necessity for those who are unable to disclose, is dealing with the feelings surrounding having to keep something hidden from family members, this is another subject that would be appropriate to bring into discussion with your counselor.

115. MenWeb - Men's Issues: Gender Justice Articles on domestic violence against men, gender polarization of social issues, and other aspects of gender justice for men. http://www.vix.com/menmag/gendjust.htm

var site="menwebcount" FREE 30-day no-risk trial offer + FREE $25 in postage! ... FREE postage scale Gender Justice Articles, Interviews and Viewpoint MenWeb Menu Articles RealAudio WebCasts On-line bookstore Interviews Men's Stories Poetry for Men Getting Started in Men's Work Spirit, soul, shadow Gender Justice Book and Tape Reviews Calendar - Men's Events Men and Anger Men and Grief Men and Depression Men and Domestic Violence Men and Dating Violence Sex Abuse Survivors Men's health Male spirituality Men and Relationships Bringing Up Boys Fathers Fathering What's new? What's here? Help us help men Every $20 helps! Book and Tape Menu Main Catalog MenWeb Direct Audio Tapes Man, Spirit, Soul, Shadow Gender Justice Men's health Sex Relationships Jungian focus Male Spirituality Bringing Up Boys Fathering Domestic Violence Dating Violence Sex Abuse Survivors Robert Bly Alan Chinen Warren Farrell Michael Gurian James Hillman John Lee Michael Meade Robert A. Johnson Robert Moore Marion Woodman Here are some articles, interviews and opinion pieces related to gender justice. When the Child Becomes the Caregiver An excerpt from The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce: A 25 Year Landmark Study The Lace Curtain Censorship in the media. Why don't we hear of men's issues in the media? Why aren't there more men's books? Excerpt from Dr. Warren Farrell's

116. Human Rights Watch: Europe And Central Asia : Ukraine Human rights issues with emphasis on widespread gender discrimination. http://www.hrw.org/europe/ukraine.php

Home News Releases About HRW Get Involved ... RSS Ukraine Ukraine: Drug Law Reforms Would Threaten HIV/AIDS Fight Letter to President Yushchenko Opposing Proposed Drug Reclassification Human Rights Watch expresses deep concern about proposed amendments to Ukraine's drug classification tables, which would revise the standards for criminal possession of illicit drugs to criminalize the possession of very small amounts of certain narcotics. The use of illicit opiates constitutes a serious public health issue in Ukraine, not least because those who inject opiates account for a substantial share of HIV/AIDS cases in the country. Human Rights Watch is concerned that if adopted, the proposed amendments would damage Ukraine's efforts to fight HIV/AIDS by driving those most vulnerable to HIV infection away from HIV prevention services and exposing many to health risks in prison that would put them at risk of HIV or accelerate existing HIV infection. August 3, 2005 Letter Also available in Printer friendly version Ukraine: Banning methadone would jeopardize HIV/AIDS fight Letter to Prime Minister Timoshenko opposing anti-methadone proposal Human Rights Watch expresses deep concern about recent reports that the Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has proposed amending the list of scheduled drugs to reclassify methadone as a prohibited narcotic substance, thus barring its use for therapeutic purposes. This proposal contradicts recommendations from international health and drug enforcement bodies, which have advised the use of substitution therapy, including with methadone, as an integral part of HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment programs.

117. Spiritual Awakenings Spiritual issues of sexuality and gender, selflove vs. selfishness, spirituality vs. man-made religions. Includes news, articles, and writings. http://SpiritualAwakenings.faithweb.com/

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118. Access In order to meet the needs of students in today's world, access to technologies must be equally available to all students. Accessibility issues include social, economic, and educational status, gender, funding, hearing, visual, and other physical disabilities. http://lrs.ed.uiuc.edu/wp/access/index.html

An Educator's Guide to Access Issues Ethical and Policy Issues in Informational Technologies University of Illinois Spring Semester, 1999 Julie Eck Mark Hale Sue Ruff Michelle Tjelmeland Revised By: Jodi Altenbaumer, Kim Franzen, and Tim Pletcher The 2002 addendum In order to meet the needs of students in today's world, access to technologies must be equally available to all students. Accessibility to technologies in schools involve complex and vast issues. Several components to accessibility issues exist, but these issues fall into the following major categories: gender bias and gender gap accessibility to all regardless of social, economical, or educational status, funding issues hearing disabilities visual disabilities , and other disability issues There is a gap between male and female interest and access to computers and the Internet. Access is not available to all students in part because of socio-economic issues and funding for technologies. Students with impairments have additional challenges, needs and access concerns that also must be met. Addressing these issues and finding ways to equalize access are the first steps to providing access to all. gender bias accessibility funding hearing disability ... other disabilities Other white papers dealing with similiar topics can be found at: Free Speech, Censorship

119. INTERSECTIONS: Gender, History & Culture In The Asian Context Refereed academic journal examining issues of gender, History and Culture in the Asian Context. http://wwwsshe.murdoch.edu.au/intersections/

ISSN 1440-9151 Editors: Anne-Marie Medcalf Carolyn Brewer About Intersections ... Current Issue (no. 11, August 2005) Back Issues Editorial Board Submissions and Call for Papers Intersections ... Resources: Filmographies DIVISION of ARTS Intersections CD-ROM Counter added 25 October 2000 This page has been optimised for 800x600 or above, or Explorer 2 or above. For viewing the video clips Real Player software, or equivalent, is required. HTML last modified: 16 September 2004, 1535 Modified by Carolyn Brewer , HTML Editor. Murdoch University URL: http://wwwsshe.murdoch.edu.au/intersections

120. CPSR - Women In Computing Personal tools. You are not logged in; Log in Join Home » issues » This Winter 2000 issue features eleven provocative articles on gender in the http://www.cpsr.org/issues/womenintech

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