Women for Women International, a global organization for women’s equity, defines “gender-based violence” and provides examples of violence against women throughout the world. What does that mean?

Lindsey, L. (2020). Gender Roles: A Sociological Perspective 7th ed. Prentice Hall. Chapter 9 explores men and masculinity, defining hegemonic masculinity and examining the social norms and expectations that surround men in society through each of the life stages. This chapter also examines the connection between hegemonic masculinity, homophobia, and gendered violence. Chapter 9 Men and Masculinity Articles, Websites, and Videos: GQ explores, through 18 interviews, how male-born or male-identified individuals are changing the notions of masculinity. Caplan-Bricker, N. (2019, October 15). 18 powerful voices on how masculinity is changing in 2019. GQ. Women for Women International, a global organization for women’s equity, defines “gender-based violence” and provides examples of violence against women throughout the world. Ott, M. (2021, June 4). Series: What does that mean? Gender-based violence: Women for women international. TWICE the impact for women survivors of war. This “Community- Accountability Model of Men’s Violence Against Women”, from Men Stopping Violence, illustrates how notions of masculinity, sexism, and male privilege play out from the individual level to the global community. Men Stopping Violence. (2005). Community-accountability model of men’s violence against women. This Ted Talk focuses on gender roles and how both men and women are harmed by them.