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Review of GAD Concepts
Review of GAD Concepts
Review of GAD Concepts
Given at birth
• Male or Female
Congenital and biological
SEX Permanent
• Constant even in different countries
• Constant even in different times
National GAD Resource Program
Philippine Commission on Women
“What you were born with”
Gender is …
• Social roles, characteristics, and
activities attributed or labeled as
feminine and as masculine.
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• Varies over time, context
• The social expectations people history, social class, etc.
have for someone because the
person is male or female
National GAD Resource Program
Philippine Commission on Women
How do we learn gender?
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National GAD Resource Program
Philippine Commission on Women
Social Institution that influence a person
in the process of socialization
Mass media
School
State
Family
Larger community
Religion
National GAD Resource Program
Philippine Commission on Women
Social Institutions
Deterrents to development
2. Marginalization
4. Subordination
addressed by
Able to do ….
productive work
and have control of and benefit
from the income
Able to be …. knowledgeable,
skilled, confident with abilities
and comfortable with
achievements, independence and
power.
National GAD Resource Program
Philippine Commission on Women
Development
…is full and satisfying life
(rights fulfilled & respected) for
ALL….
…. a life where
one is able
to do
and
to be…
National GAD Resource Program
Philippine Commission on Women
WHY GAD ?
GAD works to remove gender biases in …..individuals, families and
institutions….
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We can refrain from being GENDER
BIASED by being GENDER SENSITIVE
Being Gender Sensitive is understanding that this is:
• Not a war of the sexes, Not anti-male
•Both women and men are victims, although women
are affected more than men
•Is a frame of mind and a set of attitude
•The way we approach whatever we do in our
intimate relationships, in our work, in our everyday
transactions with the outside world