1. Politicising masculinities: Unpacking a gender-transformative theory of change
Dr Ruari-Santiago McBride
Postdoctoral fellow,
School of Public Health, University of Witwatersrand
@ruarimcbride

2. Introduction
Cluster randomised trial

3. Introduction
Cluster randomised trial
One man can

4. Introduction
Cluster randomised trial
One man can
Theory of change

5. Introduction Cluster randomised trial One man can Theory of change
November 2015
Mapping of 18 neighbourhood clusters
January 2016
Baseline survey, 150 men per cluster (n=2650)
March 2016
Randomisation of clusters
Intervention begins
January 2017
12 month follow up data collection
March 2017
Intervention ends
January 2018
24 month follow up data collection
Cluster randomised trial
One man can
Theory of change
Timeline

6. Introduction Cluster randomised trial One man can Theory of change
Timeline
Longitudinal qualitative process evaluation (LQPE)

7. Methods (LQPE)
Design

8. Methods (LQPE)
Design
Data collection

9. Methods (LQPE)
Design
Data collection
Data analysis

10. Methods (LQPE)
Design
Data collection
Data analysis
Triangulation

11. A ‘typical’ week
Weekly meeting, time to touch base, c

12. A ‘typical’ week
Monday
Weekly meeting, time to touch base, c

13. A ‘typical’ week
Monday
Tuesday

14. A ‘typical’ week
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday

15. A ‘typical’ week
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday

16. A ‘typical’ week
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

17. Conclusion
Socio-ecological inhibitors & facilitators

18. Conclusion Socio-ecological inhibitors & facilitators
Complementing the ‘what?’ with they ‘why?’

19. Conclusion Socio-ecological inhibitors & facilitators
Complementing the ‘what?’ with they ‘why?’
Scaling up

20. Conclusion Socio-ecological inhibitors & facilitators
Complementing the ‘what?’ with they ‘why?’
Scaling up

21. Acknowledgements
Academic & activist colleagues, participants, funders