Oceania

Oceania Region

The Oceania pages provide a space for women and men from across the region to share resources, information and experiences, engage each other in discussions and mobilise around common issues.

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Blogs from the oceania Region

The benefits of equality | admin | 10.10.2011
Challenging patriarchal norms in universities and at home | admin | 10.10.2011
Becoming an activist working against VAW | admin | 10.10.2011
Reflecting on and changing my own behaviour | admin | 07.10.2011
Standing up against taking dowry | admin | 07.10.2011
Goodbye to the distant authority figure, hello to hands-on dads | admin | 16.09.2011
My thoughts on "5 Stupid, Unfair and Sexist Things Expected of Men" | mattclark | 29.08.2010
Putting Men's Health Magazine under the microscope | mattclark | 06.06.2010
Misunderstanding is gaining momentum | mattclark | 06.06.2010
2D Men in 3D Space | mattclark | 06.06.2010

oceania Region Members' Forum Topics

Groups | admin | 1 replies
Guidelines for posting feedback | admin | 0 replies
Testing research group forums | admin | 0 replies
A new forum discussion in "Research" | admin | 3 replies
Menu Structure | admin | 1 replies
Global and Regional Networks | admin | 0 replies

Regional Resources

Masculinity Matters: Men, Gender-Based Violence and the AIDS Epidemic in Papua New Guinea
VicHealth Review of Communications Components of Social Marketing/Public Education Campaigns Focusing on Violence Against Women
Lust, trust and latex: why young heterosexual men do not use condoms
Preventing violence before it occurs: A framework and background paper to guide the primary prevention of violence against women in Victoria
Christianity, Masculinity and Gender Violence in Papua New Guinea.
Patriarchy: The Predominant Discourse and Fount of Domestic Violence
Porn has hijacked sexuality and is destroying men
Men, Masculinity and Development in the Pacific
Resumen del estudio: ‘Paternidades Periféricas: Cuatro Hombres Hablan sobre Paternidad en Valparaíso, Chile’.
Swimming Against the Tide: Lessons Learned from Field Research on Violence Against Women in the Solomon Islands and Kiribati
Exploring the Role of Men and Masculinities in Papua New Guinea in the 21st century: How to address violence in ways that generate empowerment for both men and women
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