PPT-Jesus and Gender

Patricia Weerakoon Honorary Senior Lecturer The University of Sydney 2 God said Let us make man in our image in our likeness In the image of God Relational Male and Female he created them. Replicating social structure through human replication: Implications for Health Research. Overview. Social capital. Structuralism. Bourdieu. Replications of structures . Sex as Structure. Concept of mother as conflation of sex/gender structure. Dr. Amy E. Story. Assistant Professor of Philosophy. Director of the Honors Program. Baldwin-Wallace College. What are the first things we notice about people when we initially encounter them?. Why does it tend to bother us when we can’t immediately tell someone’s gender (…or are we trying to determine their sex?)?. Introduction to Women. ’. s Studies. Robert Wonser. Gender and the Media. According to the . reflection hypothesis . the media only give the public what it expects, wants, or demands. . In other words, the media content mirrors the behaviors and relationships, and values and norms most prevalent in society.. We will keep gender and sexuality separate from one another; including separate from physical sexual characteristics. Cultural construction of gender. Physical sex characteristics and gender are different. EMPOWER . WOMEN. . . BY- NOBLE OKONKWO. WHAT IS GENDER EQUALITY ?. Gender equality is the measurable equal representation of women and men. Gender equality does not imply that women and men are the same, but that they have equal value and should be accorded equal . Foundation of Gender Concepts:. What . I. s Gender?. Gender . refers to the social differences between males and females that are learned, and though deeply rooted in every culture, are changeable over time, and have wide variations both within and between cultures. . Goals. A World Without Gender. To . explore the levels of sex. To . better understand the variations of sex/gender. To articulate processes of gender identity development. How Many Sexes Are There?. Genetic/chromosomal sex. Risk factors. L. Vu, J. Pulerwitz, B. Zieman, C. Banura, J. Okal, E. Yam. Introduction. Little is known about how early adolescents (. EAs. : ages 10-14) perceive gender norms. Valid tools are needed to measure EA perceptions of gender norms. Sexual Orientation. Gender Identity. . Biological Sex. Gender Expression. Sexual Orientation. m. ale female. Gender Identity. . Biological Sex. Gender Expression. Sexual Orientation. Culturas escolares e Gênero Crianças Diversas: Perspectivas dos pais e dos guardiões. Dr Zowie Davy Centre for LGBTQ Research, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK . zowie.davy@dmu.ac.uk. . At school. CMA Catholic Case Conference. March 13, 2016. 2007. 2014. Feb 2016. Summer 2015. 58 Gender Options . Feb 2015. May 2012/ July 2013/ Oct 2015. Transgender at five/six/eight. 1999. March 2016. Academics. 11:00 AM NoonBreakout Session #1Participants pick from the following Concurrent SessionsA.The Importance of Feminist Methods and Pedagogies in Scholarly ResearchOtrude Moyo, Ph.D. Panel ModeratorProfe Ulla Björnberg. Department of Sociology. Gothenburg University. Sweden . Ulla.Bjornberg@sociology.gu.se. Paid work and gender equality. Implications for gender equality is dependant on region and class. Gender identity. Gender . dysphoria. Gender reassignment . (sex change). Gender transition. Intersexed. Transgender/Transsexual. Male-to-Female (MTF). Female-to-Male (FTM). Clinical Issues. Questions and .