跨文化合作转化男性气质:构建实践共同体框架的思考

Liza Lorenzetti, A. Jamal, Rita Dhungel, G. Hosein, Sarah Thomas, Jeffery Halovorsen
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需要跨学科、地方、区域和跨区域的努力,在全球范围内进一步促进男性对性别正义的参与。对于跨区域合作如何解释交叉性、利益相关者之间的地缘政治差异以及在设计和共享预防框架时地方战略的价值,人们的理解有限。在新兴和长期存在的性别平等运动的推动下,我们来自加拿大、加勒比地区、尼泊尔和巴基斯坦的跨学科研究团队采用了一个实践共同体(CoP)框架来分享和调动研究和经验知识,目的是促进区域和跨区域战略,使男性参与性别正义的努力。通过一个集体过程,我们共同制定了立场声明、过程维度和关键的缔约方会议活动,以巩固我们的国际合作。在本文中,我们强调了我们工作的独特地方背景以及从缔约方会议中获得的经验教训。我们提出了一个框架,可用于在全球范围内推进集体和跨学科议程,并进一步推动致力于变革社会变革的团体的工作。
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Transforming Masculinities Through Cross-Cultural Collaboration: Reflections on Building a Community of Practice Framework
Interdisciplinary, local, regional, and cross-regional efforts are required to further men’s gender justice engagement on a global scale. There is limited understanding of how cross-regional collaborations account for intersectionality, geo-political differences among stakeholders, and the value of local strategies when designing and sharing prevention frameworks. Catalyzed by emerging and long-standing gender equity movements, our interdisciplinary research team from Canada, the Caribbean, Nepal, and Pakistan employed a community of practice (CoP) framework to share and mobilize research and experiential knowledge with the purpose of promoting regional and cross-regional strategies to involve men in gender justice efforts. Through a collective process, we co-created position statements, process dimensions, and key CoP activities to root our international collaboration. In this article, we emphasize the unique local contexts for our work and the learnings that emerged from our CoP. We propose a framework that can be used to advance collective and interdisciplinary agendas across global contexts and further the work of groups committed to transformative social change.
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