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Through this programme, we examine the social and cultural understanding of gender concept from an intersectional perspective. Through empowerment, capacity strengthening, awareness-raising and advocacy in our training, we aim at creating learning opportunities for young and adult learners on the crucially important role society and its culture play in the construction and maintenance of gender norms, roles, relations, expressions, sexual identities.
Objective In the field of gender, sexuality, and culture, we aim to examine the makings of masculinity, femininity and sexuality from the typical and the conventional representation of gender expressions and sexual identities in a multicultural society. In the field of sexual and gender-based violence prevention, we aim at fostering primary preventive and response measures through gender literacy by addressing social norms or behaviours that tolerate gender-based violence through community-based interventions.
To facilitate the analysis on gender, sexuality and culture, our interdisciplinary training courses focus on interventions capable of dismantling the typical, conventional representation of gender expressions and sexual identities from an intersectional perspective. To foster response and preventive measures to effects of sexual and gender-based violence, the training courses focus on personal aspect of gender-based violence by bringing attention to its victims and survivors, and its impact on society.
Our interdisciplinary training courses are gender-problem-oriented and focus on facilitating youth and youth workers' empowerment in generating new ideas, methods and solutions towards cultural and gender diversity. Therefore, youth organisations are implementing gender-oriented training in their works through a participatory, gender-sensitive, and human rights-based approach to foster gender literacy as an essential means of education to prevent, expose and respond to gender issues. Explore more here! |
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