Resistance and backlash in gender equality : an evidence review Michael Flood, Molly Dragiewicz and Bob Pease
By: Flood, Michael
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Contributor(s): Dragiewicz, Molly | Pease, Bob.
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BookPublisher: Brisbane, Qld : Crime and Justice Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology (QUT), 2018Description: electronic document (40 pages) ; PDF file.Subject(s): VicHealth (Victorian Health Promotion Foundation) | ATTITUDES | CAMPAIGNS | GENDER EQUALITY | LITERATURE REVIEWS | SOCIAL CHANGE | AUSTRALIAOnline resources: Click here to access online | Access the website Summary: Gender equality initiatives often face resistance and backlash. This report begins by examining such resistance, describing its character and origins and the typical forms it takes. The report surveys existing efforts to prepare for and respond to backlash. It concludes with recommendations how most effectively to respond to, and indeed prevent, resistance to gender equality initiatives. (From the document). VicHealth have prepared a guide (#5854) and online resources for advocates for social change based on this evidence review. Download all resources from the website. Record #5855
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Gender equality initiatives often face resistance and backlash. This report begins by examining such resistance, describing its character and origins and the typical forms it takes. The report surveys existing efforts to prepare for and respond to backlash. It concludes with recommendations how most effectively to respond to, and indeed prevent, resistance to gender equality initiatives. (From the document). VicHealth have prepared a guide (#5854) and online resources for advocates for social change based on this evidence review. Download all resources from the website. Record #5855
