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Course
on Gender, Health and Development
Every
year for the past 5 years we have conducted a, 15 day course on
Gender, Health and development for Health activists and facilitators.
This was in English with participants from all over India
The
course consists of 4 modules:
Module
1 - Introduction to concepts of Gender, Sexuality and Patriarchy
in the context of health, human rights and development.
Module
2 - Social and Gender Issues of Health
Module
3 - Applying Concepts and Tools to Critique Information, Research,
Policies and Programs.
Module
4 - Social Action: Mobilisation, Advocacy and Campaign.
Women's
health in Kerala: Issues and challenges - This
workshop organised by Sakhi as a follow-up of the International
Women's Health Meet, 2006 held at Delhi and was organised with the
aim of understanding and discussing the current issues and challenges
in the context of the health of women from the state of Kerala.
Gender
and Decentralised planning in India
- This
study is a part of the international research programme "Gender,
Citizenship and Governance" faciliated and financed by the
Women, Gender and development programme of Royal Tropical Institute(KIT),
Amsterdam, Netherlands. The study was conducted in South Africa
and South Asia.
Gender
Based Violence
- This
study was undertaken by Sakhi-resource center for women on behalf
of the Integrated Population and development Project (IPD), Department
of Health, Government of Kerala.
The study on Gender based
Violence in Kerala is intended to assess the needs of survivors
of gender based violence (GBV) as a first step towards strengthening
the efforts of the health system in Kerala, to effectively advocate
and coordinate various initiatives to address gender based violence
as a public health issue. The study was undertaken in the three
districts of Ernakulam, Palakkad and Kozhikode.
Kerala's
Development - a feminist perspective - This
workshop is organized with a view to assessing Kerala's development
from a feminist perspective and through this process intends to
evolve perspectives for future programmes
Understanding
Masculinties
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