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Gender Equity through Health Promotion

Gender Equity through Health Promotion

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  • Online Course
    • Introduction and Learning Objectives
    • Unit 1: What is Gender Transformative Health Promotion?
      • Defining Health Promotion
      • Gender and Health Promotion: Making the Connection
      • Gender Inequality and Health Promotion
      • Gender Transformation and Health Promotion
      • Framework for Gender Transformative Health Promotion
      • Unit 1 Reflection and Discussion Question
      • Unit 1 Summary
    • Unit 2: Creating Gender Transformative Health Promotion Interventions
      • Planning Tool for Gender Transformation
      • Planning with Specific Populations
      • Planning in Specific Settings
      • Planning on Specific Health Issues
      • Creating Communities of Practice
      • Individual and Systemic Advocacy
      • Barriers to Advocacy
      • How Can Advocacy Promote Gender Transformation?
      • Eight Principles for Gender Transformation
      • Unit 2 Reflection and Discussion Question
      • Unit 2 Summary
    • Unit 3: Approaches to Integrating Gender in Health Promotion
      • Gender Integration
      • Gender Integration Continuum
      • Gender-unequal
      • Gender-blind
      • Gender-sensitive
      • Gender-specific
      • Gender-transformative
      • Unit 3 Reflection and Discussion Question
      • Unit 3 Summary
    • Unit 4: Gender Transformative Health Promotion in Practice
      • From Principles to Practice
      • Elements of Gender Transformative Health Promotion
        • 1. Challenge Traditional Gender Norms
        • 2. Encourage Critical Thinking
        • 3. Support Economic Empowerment
        • 4. Consider Cultural Relevance
        • 5. Engage Men
        • 6. Support women’s leadership
        • 7. Use a Gender-synchronized Approach
        • 8. Advocate for women’s health at a systemic level
      • Unit 4 Reflection and Discussion Question
      • Unit 4 Summary
    • Additional Resources
    • Acknowledgements
    • References
  • Resources
  • Book

Gender transformative health promotion aims to redefine harmful gender norms, challenge gender stereotypes and develop more equitable gender roles and relationships.

Health promotion is not only about promoting healthy living, but also about promoting healthy communities, healthy public policy, and well-being.

Gender transformation is possible in every context from international development and health advocacy to health care reform and decolonization practices.

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  • Using the resources on this website will help in developing the skills to design, plan and evaluate a wide range of health promotion activities that also aim to reduce gender inequities.
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Gender transformative health promotion focuses on improving health outcomes as well as gender equity.

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Book

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Making It Better: Gender Transformative Health Promotion for Women represents six years of study aimed at improving health promotion for women.

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Online Course

Online Course

This course provides an introduction to the key principles and ideas underlying gender transformative health promotion and is designed for a range of audiences concerned with health and gender equity.


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