Type
Course

CIFAL Quito- Gender matters

Location
Web-based
Date
Duration
1 Days
Programme Area
Decentralize Cooperation Programme
Price
$0.00
Event Focal Point Email
lmora@congope.gob.ec
Registration
Invitation-only event
Mode of Delivery
E-learning
Language(s)
Spanish
Pillar
People
Partnership

UNITAR

Event Objectives

The course shows the complex concept of gender and the inequalities that exist in the environment. At the end of the course participants will be able to:

  • Define gender as a concept socially embedded;
  • Describe key gender-related terms;
  • Distinguish between different conceptualizations of gender;
  • Identify sources of gender inequality in their environment
Background

Gender Matters is an open, self-paced course meant to provide an introduction to the concept of gender.

Content and Structure

The course is comprised of 8 sections:

•   Section 1: Defining gender

•   Section 2: Gender vs. sex

•   Section 3: Gender as a social construct

•   Section 4: Gender as order

•   Section 5: Gender as power hierarchy

•   Section 6: Gender as shared identity

•   Section 7: Gender stereotypes

•   Section 8: Masculinities

•   Section 9:  The UN approach to gender  

The average work time is estimated at 2 hours.

Methodology

The course is a self-guided, self-paced, web-based course that is on-going and can be accessed at any time. The material is presented in an interactive visual and text format with web-based reference resources. Multiple choice quizzes at the end of each lesson serve a dual function of assessing and evaluating the students’ understanding and retention and provide a further didactic function by reviewing the content.

Targeted Audience

Open to public.

 

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