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Report alert 🚀
The State of South Africa's Fathers 2024 report is out! This report explores the evolving realities of fatherhood in SA, amidst socioeconomic challenges and shifting gender roles. It examines men's contributions, struggles, and potential as caregivers. A must-read for policymakers, researchers, fathers and anyone interested in family dynamics.
Learn more: bit.ly/4hldsKv
#SOSAF #SOSAF2024 #MenCare
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Men say they are spending more time on household chores, and would like to do more – #SOWF survey of 17 countries @Wespresso @equimundo_org writes in @TC_Africa ahead of 1st International Day of Care and Support bit.ly/3SeDxBd
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Jean-Marie Nkurunziza, Sonke's MenCare Regional Programme Specialist, will participate in the #GenderJusticerRun on November 11th in Kapchorwa, Uganda, organized by our partner @FIDA_Uganda.
#GenerationGender #EqualityForAll
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The #StateoftheWorldsFathers 2023 report shows that while fathers are doing more childcare, they still do markedly less than women. Let's change this.
Investing in care work is critical for sustainable development and #GenderEquality.
@equimundo_org @MenCareGlobal #WD2023
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#MenCare mission is to promote men to be allies in supporting women’s social and economic equality, by taking on more responsibility for unpaid work. True equality will only be reached when men are taking on 50% of the world’s child care & domestic work.
men-care.org/what-we-do/advo…
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The @mencareglobal movement was founded over a decade ago with 100+ partners in 60 countries who lead programming and advocacy to promote care equity and violence-free homes in their communities.
#MenCare is a global fatherhood campaign by @Equimundo_org and @SAgenderjustice.
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Applications for the MenCare 50/50 Commitment for Employers are open!
Are you an employer working towards establishing equal, paid, non-transferable parental leave for all parents or implementing family-friendly workplace policies? Learn more & apply: men-care.org/get-involved/em…
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We need men in public and private spaces to endorse legislation that would support gender equality, like parental leave, like subsidized child care etc.,⤵️bit.ly/3F66dG1
📺Watch @Wespresso's full intervention at our #DEVat60 #DevTalks bit.ly/3EVKnVv
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Masculine Norms and Violence: Making the Connections. This report explores the links between masculine norms and men’s likelihood to perpetrate or experience violence, including intimate partner violence, child sexual abuse, bullying, homicide, etc. equimundo.org/resources/masc…
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Congratulations to the finalists of @USIP’s 2022 #WomenBuildingPeace Award! Every day, these extraordinary women peacebuilders are working to make peace possible in some of the most difficult conditions imaginable. Learn more about their efforts here: usip.org/2022-women-building…
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Where are men on gender equality?
Equimundo and @UNFPA recently released the most comprehensive global study on men’s attitudes and behaviors, the International Men and Gender Survey (IMAGES).
Visit the interactive IMAGES site with data visualizations: headlines.menandgendersurvey…
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Join #DEVat60 talk on Tuesday 11 Oct at 3:00 pm CET focussing on protecting #rights & advancing gender equality. With @N_Kabeer @HannaBirnaWPL @Wespresso @REArnadottir @hyeshinpark
REGISTER ➡️meetoecd1.zoom.us/webinar/re…
@IRLOECDUNESCO @AUTatOECD
@StellaRonner @Women7official
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For your Friday listening pleasure, tune in to the Living While Feminist podcast, season 5 and listen to @nas009 @Wespresso @yomotoso @Joy___Watson and @thisisSJKing talk about parenthood and feminism.
Today's episode of Living While Feminist features @thisisSJKing talking about parenting, reparenting yourself, adoption and feminism. Listen now, wherever you get your podcasts anchor.fm/livingwhilefeminis…
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Replying to @Wespresso @MenCareGlobal
Thank you so much for your support, @Wespresso – and for the great work that you and @MenCareSA and @MenCareGlobal do in this space. #FathersMatterZA
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Meet Gary Barker, President and CEO of Equimundo: Center for Masculinities and Social Justice (formerly Promundo-US). Gary founded the organization in 2011 as a leading voice in engaging men and boys in advancing gender equality and positive masculinities globally.
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Happening 24/03/22 join @Wespresso @ClareBangi @Rwamuhuru & Lebo Ramafoko for the #CSW66 Side event on
"Addressing shifts in the world of work & #carework"
#StateOfFathersUg #MenEngageTz @NikkivanderGaag @cdftz @AfriChildCenter @SonkeTogether @MenEngageAfrica @MenCareGlobal – at Johannesburg, South Africa
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Finally the much needed work has arrived; bringing feminist theory into sustainability science link.springer.com/article/10…
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#MondayMood? Prioritize your Heart-Mind-Body (HMB) 💚💭✊🏾
The work of transforming the 🌍 can take a toll on our spirit, bodies & health. Our HMB is a strategy that centres #care 🌻 + #wellbeing ✨ as essentials for women's organising🙌🏾
📣 to the amazing @sonakshaiyengar for 🖌
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In case you missed it, join us this Friday 19th of November as we launch the state of #SouthAfrica fathers report. @SonkeTogether @HSRCza @MenCareGlobal @MatiesResearch @StellenboschUni @Wespresso @cdftz @AfriChildCenter @ClareBangi @Rwamuhuru @CelineBaragwiha @MarxDanya #SOSAF – at Johannesburg, South Africa
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So important to address these nuanced issues around gathering. Thank you Anna. @MenEngage @MenCareGlobal @Promundo_US @Wespresso
Fathering and Poverty came out in August this year. I take on absent fatherhood and policy frames of fathers and analyse the narratives of young dads, kinship carers and men with primary responsibility for children: policy.bristoluniversitypres…



























