Gender Equity
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BCC
Strategies and Tools for Targeted Interventions |
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Domestic Violence Act In Pictures
This set of display / posters were developed to enable grassroots community workers explain the salient features of the DV Act (2005) to the community stakeholders - women, men, members of the local government, and the police. The set comprises 4 posters, and a booklet that can be handed out. These were tested and used by Oxfam partners in Orissa and Jharkhand, and are currently being tested for use by organisations in Andhra Pradesh.
Download English Posters
(Partner : Oxfam Trust, 09 - 10)
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PWEL
Kit
Training toolkit for Poor Women's Economic Leadership
Processes (Oxfam)
This interactive communication tool kit is designed
for use by Oxfam staff, partners and community members associated with
PWEL processes, income generation and livelihood projects.
(Partner : Oxfam GB 07 - 08)
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Youth
Awards for Social Initiatives
2006 - 2007 : Gender Equality
Youth Awards for Social Initiatives (YASI)
is planned as a periodic competitive event, open to youth networks including
college students, NSS volunteers, and NYK member organisations. In 2006
- 07, the project theme was Gender Equality.
(Partner : We Can Campaign 2006 - 07)
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Changemakers
Tools
These tools were created for the We
Can South Asia regional campaign. The campaign is aimed at building
capacities to end violence against women.
Posters and workbooks were designed for use by campaign
volunteers - the Changemakers - to start a dialogue on Gender and VAW
issues with their peers and communities.
(Partner : Oxfam South Asia Regional Center, 2005-07,
Ongoing)
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Gender
& Emergencies
This is a set of flash cards developed for Oxfam's partner
organisations working in the flood prone basins of Bihar and Assam.
The cards help community workers to discuss gender equity
issues with communities as a part of the disaster preparedness capacity
building work.
(Partner : Oxfam GB, East India Office, 2005)
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Gender
Toolkit
This toolkit has been developed in collaboration with
Oxfam GB, East India Office, for Oxfam's partner organisations in Jharkhand
and Orissa. The toolkit is usable at the community level by members
of 'pressure groups'. The activities are structured to clarify concepts
of gender and gender based violence and to explore ways of challenging
social practices that allow gender based inequities.
(Collaborator : Oxfam GB, East India Office, 2004)
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Training
Kit for Self Help Groups
This kit has been developed in collaboration with
CARE West Bengal. It is designed to assist field
workers, self help group leaders understand and share concepts related
to self help group formation and functioning among rural women.
(Partner : Care WB, 2004)
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Campaigns |
That Takes Ovaries
Bold Females and their Brave Acts
TTO is an open mike platform where ordinary everyday women inspire
each by sharing true stories of oestrogen powered deeds ranging from
the playful to the political. It is a celebration of feisty women and
girls who push the boundaries, break the rules and have great fun doing
it. The concept was originated by author Rivka Solomon, who is currently
based in the U.S.
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TTO session on Women's Day , 2004
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International Campaign
Protesting Violence Against Women
Swayam, a women's organisation based in Kolkata, has been commemorating
the 'International Fortnight Protesting Violence Against Women and
Girls' through annual events.
These are some of the material developed specifically for Swayam's campaigns
over the last few years.
(Partner: Swayam, Women Against Violence, 2001 - 2003)
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Legal
rights of commercial sex workers
This was a six month project in Kolkata, aimed to increase legal awareness
among female commercial sex-workers with the help of visual communication
materials. The premise was that despite the confusing laws on prostitution,
commercial sex-workers have certain legal rights, and could benefit
from knowing that the police are also bound by certain laws and procedures.
(Supported by Sanlaap 1992, coordinated by Caroline Sleighthom)
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