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TRIPLE JEOPARDY: Protecting At-Risk Refugee Survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence SEX AND GENDER

Objectives By the end of the session, participants will understand The difference between “sex” and “gender” The foundations and impact of “gender roles” How gender can determine our opportunities, privileges and power

Sex Group Brainstorming What do you understand by the term “sex”?

Definition of Sex Sex refers to biological characteristics that distinguish people as: Male Female Intersex Sex characteristics include genes, hormonal profiles and external and internal sex organs

Intersex Intersex people are born with physical, hormonal or genetic features that are not fully female or male, or are a combination Intersex is an umbrella term, not a single category Intersex people identify as men, women, or intersex

What is Gender? Group Activity Group 1: “Who is a Man?” What characteristics do men have in your society? What roles are assigned to men in your society? Group 2: “Who is a Woman?” What characteristics do women have in your society? What roles are assigned to women in your society?

Definition of Gender Gender refers to a person’s: Internal perception and experience of maleness or femaleness and the social construction that allocates certain behaviors into male and female roles

Gender Roles: Foundations Gender roles for girls and boys, men and women: Are not based on natural biological differences Are constructed and reinforced by family, community, school, religion and culture Determine our opportunities, privileges, challenges and power Vary according to one’s culture, location and class May change over time

Gender Roles: Impact Roles assigned to men and women may impose unjust limitations or obligations These restrictions relate to education, work, freedom of movement, childcare and control of family resources Gender inequality, discrimination and abuse of power are at the root of sexual and gender-based violence

Summary Sex refers to the biological characteristics that distinguish men, women and intersex persons Gender is what society ascribes to us about how we should act, feel or behave based on our biological sex Gender roles assigned to women and men can lead to discrimination and may put some at risk for sexual and gender-based violence -