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SIYANDA - May 2008

 

MEN, GENDER & POWER

How can we inform a greater engagement by men in the struggle for gender justice?

 

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Date Added to Site: Monday, 3rd March 2008

Title

Politicising Masculinities: Beyond the Personal

Author

Esplen, E and Greig, A.

Document Type

Report

Publication Date

March 2008

Summary

What does it take to politicise existing work with men on gender? This publication captures some of the exciting new thinking and possibilities that emerged from an IDS symposium on 'Politicising Masculinities', held in Dakar, Senegal, in October 2007.

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Date Added to Site: Friday, 25th April 2008

Title

How can Donors Contribute Towards Increased Male Engagement in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Including HIV

Author

Dover, P.

Document Type

Policy Document

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

How can bilateral donors support work with men for gender equality and help move the 'masculinities agenda' forward?

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Date Added to Site: Friday, 25th April 2008

Title

Commentary: Broad Based Gender Sensitisation: the Real HIV and AIDS Intervention

Author

Coats, G.

Document Type

Report

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

This paper reports on a workshop hosted by the South African AIDS Trust in South Africa, which was intended to help integrate a gender perspective in their HIV/AIDS programmes and raise awareness among staff of gendered roles, expectations and inequalities in South African society.

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Date Added to Site: Sunday, 27th April 2008

Title

Militarised and Religious: the Double-bind Confronting Ugandan Men

Author

Dolan, C.

Document Type

Research

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

This paper shows how, in Uganda, political actors play a key role in constructing and deploying particular models of masculinity.

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Date Added to Site: Sunday, 27th April 2008

Title

Promotion of Human Rights and Gender Equality Related to Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Among Youth in Low-Income Areas of Buenos Aires Suburbs, Argentina

Author

Vazquez, M.

Document Type

Case Study

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

This paper presents the strategies and results obtained from a sexual and reproductive health and HIV/AIDS programme working with youth from low-income suburbs of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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Date Added to Site: Sunday, 27th April 2008

Title

Careful Interventions: Masculinity and the Condom Crisis

Author

Lewis, J.

Document Type

Background Document

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

Do prevailing ideas about how 'real men' should behave undermine effective condom use?

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Date Added to Site: Sunday, 27th April 2008

Title

Masculinities, Power and the Epidemic: Messages of Social Research

Author

Connell, R.

Document Type

Research

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

This paper maps out what has been learnt from research on masculinities since the 1980s, and explores a new field of research that is opening up concerning forms of gender in transnational arenas (such as the masculinisation of capital market trading floors) and the ways they interact with local gender orders.

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Date Added to Site: Sunday, 27th April 2008

Title

Men and the Search for Gender Equity: South African Conversations with my Sister

Author

Morrell, R.

Document Type

Background Document

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

Should men be beneficiaries of gender work? This is the question at the heart of this paper.

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Date Added to Site: Sunday, 27th April 2008

Title

“Bring Me My Machine Gun”: Contesting Patriarchy and Rape Culture in the Wake of the Jacob Zuma Rape Trial

Author

Peacock, D. and Khumalo, B.

Document Type

Research

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

Opening with a harrowing account of the trauma inflicted by rape on a gender activist in South Africa, this paper draws out key lessons about rape in South Africa.

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Date Added to Site: Monday, 28th April 2008

Title

‘Brothers are Doing it for Themselves’: Remaking Masculinities in South Africa

Author

Robins, S

Document Type

Research

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

This paper discusses how men's support groups in South Africa, such as Khululeka, are changing negative stereotypes of men, by promoting ideas and practices of male responsibility in the context of HIV/AIDS.

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Date Added to Site: Monday, 28th April 2008

Title

Promoting Men to Respond to HIV/AIDS

Author

Sophiny, P

Document Type

Research

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

This paper highlights the work of the Khmer HIV/AIDS NGO Alliance (Khana) with target groups such as men who have sex with men (MSM), youth, drug users, and married couples

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Date Added to Site: Monday, 28th April 2008

Title

Are Men Interested in Engaging in the Struggle for Gender Justice and Broader Social Change – or What Would Make Them Interested?

Author

Silberschmidt, M.

Document Type

Research

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

This paper argues that due to the centrality of men's income earning power in constructions of masculinity, men's sense of 'manhood' may suffer when they lack work and cash and are unable to provide economically for their family or girlfriends.

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Date Added to Site: Monday, 28th April 2008

Title

Changing Masculinities in Nicaragua: A Community Based Approach

Author

Welsh, P.

Document Type

Case Study

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

This paper describes the background and political context in which community initiatives in Nicaragua began working with men against violence, including the theoretical framework, strategies, and critical assessment of their application.

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Date Added to Site: Wednesday, 30th April 2008

Title

Vulnerability in Masculinities: Straightening Out a Queer Concept in HIV, Gender and Development?

Author

Edstrom, E.

Document Type

Background Document

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

'Vulnerability' has become a key concept in drawing linkages between HIV, gender and development. This paper argues, however, that misunderstandings of 'vulnerability' have tended to reinforce unhelpful gender stereotypes and have alienated men from engaging in HIV prevention efforts.

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Date Added to Site: Thursday, 1st May 2008

Title

The Individual and the Political: Promundo’s Evolving Approaches in Engaging Young Men in Transforming Masculinities

Author

Barker, G., Nascimento, M., Ricardo, C. and Segundo, M.

Document Type

Report

Publication Date

October 2007

Summary

How can resistance to inequitable and/or violent forms of masculinity be promoted? Instituto Promundo - a Brazilian initiative against gender violence - focuses on promoting positive masculinities.

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Date Added to Site: Friday, 25th April 2008

Title

Policy Approaches to Working with Men to Improve Men’s Health and Achieve Gender Equality

Author

Sonke Gender Justice

Document Type

Report

Publication Date

September 2007

Summary

How is South African policy addressing men's attitudes in areas such as health, violence and sustance abuse?

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Date Added to Site: Monday, 28th April 2008

Title

Men, Health and Gender Equality: A Report on the National Men’s Imbizo

Author

Greig, A.

Document Type

Report

Publication Date

September 2007

Summary

This report-back on the South African National Men's Imbizo highlights the need for a twin-track approach to men, health and gender equality - to address both male power and its influence on women's health, and gender norms and their influence on men's health.

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