Mengage
Engaging Health Services to Engage Men and Boys
Health is inherently unequal, at least in modern society. Improving gender equality means raising the standards of both males and females upwards and to do this a collective and community-driven response is needed. Resources in this section offer examples of programs that are seeking to address gender equality by engaging and involving males.
This resource from 2003 provides a useful guide to promoting equity for both men and women in the workplace. "Are there any differences in the way women and/or men use your service?..."
Promoting gender-equality should start at a young age, according to Plan International. This resource provides an overview of the principles behind engaging boys and girls in gender equality.
A review of programs undertaken by the World Health Organisation in engaging males in gender-based health. This review assessed the effectiveness of programmes seeking to engage men and boys in achieving gender equality and equity in health and was driven by the following questions.
This resource from 2003 provides a useful guide to promoting equity for both men and women in the workplace. "Are there any differences in the way women and/or men use your service?..."
Promoting gender-equality should start at a young age, according to Plan International. This resource provides an overview of the principles behind engaging boys and girls in gender equality. A review of programs undertaken by the World Health Organisation in engaging males in gender-based health. This review assessed the effectiveness of programmes seeking to engage men and boys in achieving gender equality and equity in health and was driven by the following questions.