Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Rwanda and UN Women officially launched the Gender Cafés
The Gender Cafes aim at achieving the following:
- Engage various actors on real-life gender issues and stimulate dialogue and debate
- Introduce the latest research, emerging theory, and innovative tools and techniques that can be applied to positive masculinity in our communities.
- Spark new ideas, new theories and social change strategies, and new networks that can lead to more impactful research, new forms of advocacy, the dissemination of innovative and effective practices, and to raise the profile of gender in Rwanda and beyond.
- Creating a dynamic space for women and men to self-reflect, analyze and then voice their concerns while fostering a spontaneous dialogue where the conversation is controlled as much as possible by the presenter.
Gender Equality is gaining increased attention in societies, but progressing in various sectors, historical and emerging forms of gender-based discrimination.
Widely shared, hegemonic cultural beliefs about gender and their impact on social relations.
Gender Equality is gaining increased attention in societies, but progressing in various sectors, historical and emerging forms of gender-based discrimination.
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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Rwanda
House KG 13 Ave, 14, Nyarutarama, Gasabo district - Remera sector
Kamashashi cel
Kigali – Rwanda