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Gender and social norms

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  • Practice Area

    Communication and social marketing

    Our experts use innovative communication and social marketing to promote positive social and behavior change.
  • Expertise

    Gender and social norms

    FHI 360 programs are helping young people to spot and report gender-based violence. Our efforts include media programs that model respectful and healthy male-female interactions. In Cambodia, for example, we developed the "You're the Man" reality TV...
  • Video

    The Crossroads of Exclusion: Addressing Increases in Gender-based Violence Against People with Disabilities

    FHI 360 held an event in December 2020 to address gender-based violence toward people with disabilities. This video covers the entire event.
  • Project

    Advancing Higher Education for Afghanistan's Development (AHEAD)

    AHEAD supports the government of Afghanistan to increase access to higher education, improve higher education and enhance the management capacity of higher education institutions and government. 
  • Feature

    Sparking STEM2D at home during the COVID-19 pandemic

    FHI 360 and its partners are providing online STEM²D activities for young women and girls to continue building skills at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Publication

    WiSTEM2D: A Commitment to Catalyzing Change

    This case study report shares findings about the Women in STEM2D initiative’s influence on girls’ perceptions about STEM2D.
  • Published research

    Determinants of gender-based violence and its physiological effects among women in 12 African countries

  • News

    FHI 360 joins ICPD25 commitment makers in Nairobi

    Twenty-five years ago, FHI 360 participated in the landmark International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) that took place in Cairo, Egypt. The ICPD Programme of Action, adopted in 1994, put the needs of individuals at the center of...
  • Project

    Networks for Peace

    Networks for Peace works with civil society organizations and networks to promote intercommunal harmony and religious tolerance in Asia.
  • Published research

    Intimate partner violence and contraceptive use among married women in Nepal

    This study examined the relationships between intimate partner violence and current contraceptive use and method among married women of reproductive age in Nepal. The findings suggest that women’s lifetime exposure to violence, particularly physical violence, is associated with tubal ligation. Although further research is needed to understand the causes and the decision‐making power dynamics related to contraceptive use, the link between violence and contraceptive use should be considered when providing family planning options to women.