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COVID-19 and Masculinities in Global Perspective: Reflections from Promundo’s Research and Activism
Men and Masculinities ( IF 2.509 ) Pub Date : 2021-03-29 , DOI: 10.1177/1097184x211000385
Gary Barker 1 , Stephen Burrell 2 , Sandy Ruxton 3
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COVID-19 has affected individuals and communities in gendered ways. A spike in men’s violence against women has been documented in multiple settings. Women have faced disproportionate job losses in many countries. Men have died at higher rates from COVID-19 for both biological and social causes. Masculinist responses by some national leaders, and men’s lower propensity to adhere to COVID-19 related health recommendations are also gendered. Research further confirms that both women and men in the context of heterosexual households increased their time devoted to unpaid care, even as women’s increases were generally higher. In the face of these challenges some NGOs increased programming to engage men in violence prevention and carried out advocacy to promote men’s more equitable participation in unpaid care work. As the world recovers from the pandemic in 2021, an understanding of how masculinities and gender norms and power dynamics affect recover will be vital.



中文翻译:

全球视野中的COVID-19与男子气概:Promundo研究与行动主义的反思

COVID-19以性别方式影响了个人和社区。在多种情况下,男人对妇女的暴力行为激增。在许多国家,妇女面临的失业比例过高。男性死于COVID-19的原因是生物学和社会原因。一些国家领导人对男子气概的回应,以及男性坚持COVID-19相关健康建议的较低倾向也被性别化。研究进一步证实,在异性恋家庭中,无论男性还是女性都增加了用于无偿照料的时间,即使女性的增加通常更高。面对这些挑战,一些非政府组织增加了计划,使男子参与预防暴力,并进行宣传,以促进男子更公平地参与无偿照料工作。

更新日期:2021-03-29
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