This guide enables trained Gender Champions to facilitate community dialogues. These small group discussions are first held in separate men's and women's groups and then in a combined session. They cover topics of gender norms and roles, as well as faith-based responses to sexual and gender-based violence.
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Community dialogues
Promoting respectful relationships and equitable communities
2016 Available in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish
From: Changing social and gender norms: Transforming Masculinities
Transforming Masculinities: Tearfund's evidence-based program to prevent gender violence and build equality.
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We strongly recommend that you contact a Tearfund team member before implementing Transforming Masculinities for the first time. For support and guidance in the initial stages, please contact us at: [email protected]
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