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Contents;
Editorial Note / Wendy Harcourt.
Overview on VAW / Lenore Manderson.
Building a Movement of Men Working to End Violence Against Women / Michael Kaufman.
Women’s Experience of Violence and Men Stopping Violence.
The Eyes Are Silent. the Heart Desires to Speak: Exploring Masculinities in South Asia / Rahul Roy.
The Culture of Masculinity in an Australian Indigenous Community / Janet Hammill.
She Made Me Go Out of My Mind: Marital Violence from the Male Point of View / Norma Fuller.
Carita’s War / Carolyn Nordstrom.
Information Communications Technologies and Violence Against Women / Susanne Hamm.
Men Stopping Violence: Men’s Collective Anti-Violence Activism and the Struggle for Gender Justice / Michael Flood.
Needed: A Culture of Masculinity for the Fulfilment of Human Rights / Ruth Hayward.
Violence Against Women: Looking at Men’s Potential for Change through Social Imaginary / Diane Alméras.
Local / Global Encounters: Local Men’s Movements and VAW Strategies in Action.
Domestic Violence Strategies and Actions in Suriname / Carla Bakboord.
Reflections on Gender Violence in the South African Public Health Agenda / Rachel Jewkes.
The Continuum of Violence Against Women in Eritrea / Rachel Odede and Eden Asghedom.
Breaking Cultural and Social Taboos: The Fight Against FGM in Egypt / Fatma Khafagy.
The Woman Friendly Hospital Initiative in Bangladesh: A Strategy for Addressing Violence Against Women / Y.A. Haque.
Violence Against Women: Initiatives in the 1990s / Sumati Nair.
Men Stopping Men’s Violence to Women / Jeff Hearn.
Men Against Violence Against Women Movement in Namibia / Willem Odendaal.
‘Cool Your Head, Man’: Preventing Gender-based Violence in Favelas / Gary Barker.
Violence and the Crisis of Masculinity in the US, Australia and Mongolia / Dale Hurst.
Men’s Groups in Mexico / Robert Garda.
SID On-line Dialogue Utopic Visions or the Battle of the Sexes? / Laura Mª Agust’n.
Countering Violence Against Women in Rajasthan: Problems, Strategies and Hazards / Alice Garg.
Men are Not My Project: A View from Zimbabwe / Everjoice Win.
Legal Responses to Rape in Mexico: Lessons from the Year 2000. / Rosario Taracena.
A Practical Approach to Gender-Based Violence: The UNFPA Approach / Lynne Stevens.
Strategies to End Gender-Based Violence: US AID Approach / Catherine Johnson.
Window on the World Key Web sites and NGO newsletters on VAW and Men’s Groups / Elisabeth-Jane Milne.
Who’s Who List of contributors’ names and addresses.
Sexual Violence Against Women: A working bibliography.
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Introduction: Working with men on gender equality / Caroline Sweetman.
‘I can do women’s work’: reflections on engaging men as allies in women’s economic empowerment in Rwanda / Henny Slegh, Gary Barker, Augustin Kimonyo, Prudence Ndolimana & Matt Bannerman.
Promoting male involvement in family planning in Vietnam and India: HealthBridge experience / Lisa MacDonald, Lori Jones, Phaeba Thomas, Le Thi Thu, Sian FitzGerald & Debra Efroymson.
‘Before the war, I was a man’: men and masculinities in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo / Desiree Lwambo.
Sympathetic advocates: male parliamentarians sharing responsibility for gender equality / Sonia Palmieri.
‘Because I am a man, I should be gentle to my wife and my children’: positive masculinity to stop gender-based violence in a coastal district in Vietnam / Tu-Anh Hoang, Trang Thu Quach & Tam Thanh Tran.
Domestic violence prevention through the Constructing Violence-free Masculinities programme: an experience from Peru / Rhoda Mitchell.
‘One Man Can’: shifts in fatherhood beliefs and parenting practices following a gender-transformative programme in Eastern Cape, South Africa / Wessel van den Berg, Lynn Hendricks, Abigail Hatcher, Dean Peacock, Patrick Godana & Shari Dworkin.
Whose turn to do the dishes? Transforming gender attitudes and behaviours among very young adolescents in Nepal / Rebecka Lundgren, Miranda Beckman, Surendra Prasad Chaurasiya, Bhawna Subhedi & Brad Kerner.
Where the boys are: engaging young adolescent boys in support of girls’ education and leadership / Stephanie Baric.
Men’s involvement in gender equality – European perspectives / Sandy Ruxton & Nikki van der Gaag.
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