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Introduction to Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
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Introduction to Gender Equality and Social Inclusion

Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
Created byOne Future Collective
Last updated 8/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • To develop an understanding of GESI;
  • To be congnizant the key terms, terminologies and importance of GESI;
  • To understand and build a GESI framework;
  • To develop an understanding of actioning GESI principles in work as well as personal settings.

Course content

4 sections • 6 lectures • 42m total length

  • Course Introduction2:34

    Explore key terms like power, privilege, and intersectionality while learning how the Jessie framework addresses unequal power dynamics to build a safe, inclusive, and respectful society.

Requirements

  • General

Description

This course is brought to you by One Future Collective. One Future Collective is a feminist social purpose organisation with a vision of a world built on social justice, led by communities of care. We fight for the right of each person to live a life of safety, dignity, and belongingness by catalysing people-power and building just institutions.


Through this course, we'll provide participants with an overview of understanding and practicing Gender Equality and Social Inclusion in the personal and professional spheres. Through this course, participants will be able to understand and explore:

1. Introduction to GESI

2. Key terms and terminologies related to GESI

3. What is GESI and why should one care about it?

4. Why do we need a GESI framework or a GESI approach?

5. What are GESI principles and how can they be actioned?


This is a comprehensive course with a mix of lecture-style videos and self reflection prompts to keep you engaged throughout.


An overall trigger warning for the course: As you begin this course, we want to highlight that we will discuss oppression and its various forms, and levels at multiple points given that it is intrinsically related to GESI. If this gets overwhelming, please take a step back and rejoin us.

Who this course is for:

  • We would recommend this course to all those who are interested in learning about gender equality and social inclusion and would like to take measures to enable such opportunities.

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