Practices, Roles, and Participation
{"Image DocumentName": "Practices, Roles, and Participation", "Image ImageDescription": "Gender structures peoples\u2019 behaviors and actions\u2014what they do (Practices), the way they carry out what they do (Roles), and how and where they spend their time (Participation). Participation in: Activities. Meetings. Political Processes. Services. Training Courses. Practices, Roles, and Participation. This domain refers to peoples\u2019 behaviors and actions in life\u2014what they actually do\u2014and how this varies by gender. It encompasses not only current patterns of action but also the way that people engage in development activities. It includes attending meetings, training courses, accepting or seeking out services, and other development activities. Participation can be both active and passive. Passive participants may be present in a room where a meeting is taking place and therefore may be aware of information transmitted, but do not voice their opinions or play a leadership role. Active participation involves voicing opinions and playing an active role in the group process. Gender structures peoples\u2019 behaviors and actions\u2014what they do and the way they engage in reproductive health (and the particular program areas of training, such as safe motherhood) activities. Share points on slide: Activities. Meetings. Political Processes. Services. Training Courses. Based on the examples we have considered in the training and your own experiences, what are some of the differences in gender practices, roles, and participation that affect programs (in the focus area of the training, such as safe motherhood)? What are girls and women\u2019s everyday practices? Participation in different types of meetings and other fora? Men\u2019s everyday practices? How do these affect (the program focus area of the training, such as safe motherhood)?", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}