GAS 2
Characterizing a certain society, community or historical period.
GENDER ROLES
Influenced by social, cultural and environmental factors
GENDER ROLES
Are socially determined, change over time and space
GENDER ROLES
Refers to the activities ascribed to women and men on the basis of their perceived differences
GENDER ROLES
key aspect - historically, gender roles have often been rigid, with clear distinctions between what is considered acceptable behavior for men and women.
Historical Context
Key aspect - gender roles are heavily influenced by cultural beliefs and traditions
Cultural Influence
KA - gender roles can impact personal identity and self-perception.
Impact on Behavior and Opportunities
KA - from a young age,children are socialized into specific gender roles through toys, clothing, and activities that are deemed appropriate for their gender.
Education and Socialization
KA - movements advocate for breaking down traditional gender roles and promoting gender equality
Contemporary Changes
KA - intersect with other social identities, such as race, class, sexual orientation, and ability.
Intersectionality of Gender roles
refers to activities or functions that contribute to the economy or society, typically through work, creation, or generating value.
PRODUCTIVE ROLE
Performing tasks in exchange for wages, such as working in manufacturing, retail, or service industries.
Employee or. Worker
Contributing to the development of knowledge, skills, and learning, which are critical for societal progress.
Teacher or Educator
Creating new products or services, managing a business, and contributing to job creation and economic development.
Entrepreneur or Business Owner
Providing essential care and support for dependents, such as children or the elderly, which contributes to the health and social fabric of a community.
Caregiver
emphasizes the non-market, unpaid work typically carried out at home, which is essential for the well-being of individuals and the continuation of society
REPRODUCTIVE (DOMESTIC) ROLES:
involves activities related to the care, maintenance, and reproduction of human life
REPRODUCTIVE (DOMESTIC) ROLES:
Managing daily household tasks like cleaning, cooking, and maintaining the home
Household Management
Taking care of children, from birth to nurturing their physical, emotional, and educational needs
Childbearing and Childcare
Offering emotional nurturing,maintaining family bonds, and creating a stable home environment
Emotional Support
Providing care for family members who are sick, elderly, or disabled.
Caring for Dependents
This role is essential for building and maintaining a sense of unity, participation, and shared purpose among community members,whether in a physical or digital space.
COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT ROLES
Involves overseeing, organizing, and fostering relationships within a group or community to ensure smooth interactions, collaboration, and a positive environment.
COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT ROLES
Planning and coordinating events that bring people together, such as workshops, social gatherings, or community service activities.
Event Organizer
Overseeing discussions and ensuring that conversations remain respectful, on-topic, and productive. This could be in online forums, social media groups, or in-person meetings.
Moderator or Facilitator
Engaging with the broader community,attracting new members, and ensuring that people feel welcomed and included.
Outreach Coordinator
Addressing disputes or misunderstandings within the community to resolve conflicts and maintain harmony.
Mediator or Conflict Resolver
Managing volunteers, delegating tasks, and ensuring that community initiatives are effectively carried out.
Volunteer Coordinator