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| Engaging men on gender equality: promising practices Posted: 27 Feb 2015 06:32 AM PST Building on research and evidence on engaging men, Concern has established a group education process to engage men as allies in women's economic empowerment in Tanzania.
The programme focuses on enhancing individual and collective capabilities of women and men. Men are engaged in group discussions along with their partners on issues of power, tasks and roles, communication and couple negotiation, decision-making and planning, respect, participation and non-violent relationships. The community dialogue approach has been specifically designed to address the social constructions of masculinities and femininities in this context. Read more about this programme in the resource below.
Abstract: Building on research and evidence on engaging men, Concern has established a group education process to engage men as allies in women's economic empowerment in Tanzania. Undefined World region: Country: Project: Primary image:  Resource files: Resource type: Introduction: A growing body of evidence has stressed the importance of engaging men in gender equality work. A number of programme experiences with men and boys worldwide have confirmed that well-designed group education, counselling and health promotion activities carried out in health clinics and schools can influence men's attitudes and behaviours in gender-equitable ways. Media:  |
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