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    Gender-based Advocacy for Equity and Non-violence

    American Counseling Association, 1998
    What role can counsellors play in addressing gender-based problems' This paper on gender advocacy, and the values that guide it, form a framework for equity and non-violence. It argues that unique issues exist with regard to gender and multicultural counselling.
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    Gender Advocacy Programme Submission to the Department of Justice on Gender Policy Considerations

    Women'sNet [South Africa], 1998
    The Gender Advocacy Programme (GAP) in South Africa is an independent advocacy and lobbying organisation that seeks to bridge the gap between women in civil society and structures of governance. This submission by GAP is made to the Department of Justice to contribute to the process of formulating its gender policy.
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    Information, Communication and Knowledge Sharing

    United Nations Development Programme, 2000
    How can information sharing and communication tools support gender mainstreaming? This training pack introduces emerging concepts and trends in the area of knowledge-sharing and knowledge management for development, as well as offering practical how-to resources on information and communications technologies. The first section consists of slides with key points.
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    Gender and Information and Communication Technology: Towards an Analytical Framework

    1999
    What are the core issues for women's equality and empowerment' The past two decades have demonstrated the growing strength of the global women's movement in advocating issues of women's equality and empowerment. Among these issues is that of women's marginalisation and invisibility in all aspects of technology.
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    Ending Violence against Women

    Center for Communication Programs, Johns Hopkins University, 1999
    Gender-based violence is now recognised as a major public health concern and a violation of human rights. Although healthcare providers are strategically placed to help identify victims of violence and connect them with other community support services, they often fail to recognise problem.
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    Media Literacy Strategies for Gender Equity

    Chebucto Community Net, 1998
    Stories and beliefs have been passed on through families, religions and communities. More than ever before, the media has taken the lead as the means communication of values. This discussion article focuses on how thinking about media literacy can be part of gender equity work.

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