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Written by GT COP Moderator
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The Gender Training Virtual
Dialogues host both formal, structured discussion on specific topics
and are facilitated by Gender Training Experts form all over the world.
and also provide CoP members with an opportunity for active and
informal dialogue on topics of their own choice that are related to
gender training. Members are invited to initiate new discussion threads
and to contribute to ongoing discussions.
Download an easy guide to participate in the Virtual Dialogues.
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"Current Situation in Gender Training"
The First Virtual Dialogue addressed the "Current Situation in
Gender Training" and took place from September 22nd to October 28th,
2008.
To be effective, gender training should involve senior management:
“Often the gender training audience consists of staff in lower
management positions and it is crucial that more senior management
attend trainings to ensure gender sensitivity within institutions.”
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"Gender Training Methodologies"
The Second Virtual Dialogue took place from March 23rd to April 30th, 2009.
What Gender Training Methodologies do you favor more? Why? Do you have
one specific Gender Training Methodology that you always use or do you
prefer changing depending on objectives, context and audience of the
particular gender training process? What concrete experiences can you
share with the COP?
Read the Final Summary of the second dialogue and the Participants Quotes.
Download the Guidelines for the Second Virtual Dialogue |
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"Gender Training for Women's Political Participation and Leadership"
From October 19th to November 6th 2009 trainers and experts in this area
exchanged about the current situation, challenges and recommendations
for Gender Training for Women's Political Participation and Leadership"
Soon the final report will be able to download here!
Download the Concept Note for the Third Virtual Dialogue
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"Gender Training in Humanitarian Work"
The GT Cop is starting a new project on “Participatory Development of
Resources for Gender Training in Humanitarian Assistance”, in
cooperation with OXFAM Canada and we are starting a new Virtual
Dialogue in our new platform!
In this discussion we will reflect upon the gender training and capacity building processes necessary to mainstream gender in Humanitarian Aid in general and also look more closely at the situation in Haiti, trying to make useful recommendations for humanitarian aid workers.
To know more about our Fourth Virtual Dialogue, download the Concept Note!
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 20 April 2010 14:00 |
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