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Join IAPBStart here to learn more about ‘gender’ in general.
The Oxfam Inclusive Language Guide is a resource to support people in our sector who have to communicate in English to think about how the way they write can subvert or inadvertently reinforce intersecting forms of inequality that we work to end.
The language recommended can support us to make choices that respectfully reflect the way people wish to be referred to.
UN Women offers nine free “I Know Gender” online modules.
Further modules are also available:
The Canadian Government offer Gender Based Analysis Plus online modules.
Start here to learn more about gender in eye health.
The Fred Hollows Foundation Gender Equity in Eye Health course examines definitions of gender, gender equality and equity in eye health.
The course also shares stories of success, where someone has been able to overcome gender inequity to achieve success.
Offers four self paced courses, great resources to highlight intersections of GBV and eye health:
This course is designed for hospital partners in the Latin America region. The course is carefully structured to raise awareness among medical and administrative staff about gender concepts, gender relations in public health, gender implications in ocular health, and the unique challenges faced by women in eye health in Latin America, offering a comprehensive exploration of gender considerations in eye care delivery.
The course is currently offered in Spanish with plans for an English translation.
Start here to learn more about gender training for different audiences.
CanWaCH offers a training program on building capacity and confidence in gender transformative programming virtual for audiences.
This guide, developed by The Fred Hollows Foundation, will support health system providers learn about gender equity.
The guide is aimed at facilitators of training and materials should be adapted for the local context and target audience: A Guide in How to Conduct Gender Equity Discussions with Eye Health Personnel