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A Kabaddi Tournament Helps Break Gender Barriers
For many of the families of Shivaji Nagar, even the idea of girls entering the playground without an accompanying male family member was alien. When Sabiya Sheikh tried to get...
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Changing Gender Roles Across Professions In India
In Fe-mail 2, Egyptian author Amy Mowaki adds her voice to the many who have spoken of and against gender disparity, when she writes “…if I have a daughter I will...
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Year In Review: The Biggest Stories About Gender Inequality At Work
Gender inequality in the workplace continued to be a subject of contention this past year. Companies from Netflix to Goldman Sachs sought to make their paid-leave programs mor...
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This Year, Carnival To Ensure Gender Justice
KOCHI: Over the past 32 years, Cochin Carnival has become one of the most important events in Fort Kochi’s festival calendar. But it has long been considered male domina...
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The 2015 Gender Dictionary – From Fluidity To Skoliosexual
With Caitlyn Jenner’s public introduction and the televisual triumph of Transparent – 2015 was a year in which gender and sexuality discussions were at the fore. B...
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Gender Fluidity Went Pop In 2015 – And It’s Not Just A Phase
First things first: don’t call it a trend. Gender fluidity found its way into more headlines than ever in 2015. But regardless of the moment it’s having in both mu...
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“Feminized Poverty”: Poverty A Woman’s Face?
Poverty has different connotations depending upon the circumstances under which we construe it. One such connotation is gender based poverty or feminized poverty. Feminization...
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Only 37% Of Over 10,000 Pay-To-Use Toilets In Mumbai Are For Women’
Few things in life are as compelling as a full bladder. Last month, it made 22-year-old Laxmi Pandit plead, bargain and fight with the hard-nosed attendant of a toilet near Ba...
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11 Ways To Close The Gender Gap In Financial Inclusion.
How can NGOs, the private sector and policymakers accelerate women’s economic empowerment? Our panel share their thoughts Read More at www.theguardian.com
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If You Can See It, You Can Be It
‘If you see it, you can be it’ could have been the unofficial slogan of the International Development Cooperation meeting on Gender and Media, where I was invited ...
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