The problems to themselves and women caused by those trapped in the "man box" are well documented by this report and those videos. https://lnkd.in/e-EfHmZp https://lnkd.in/e87QBjFu How to educate boys out of the men box Educating boys to break free from traditional gender stereotypes, often referred to as the "men box," involves a multi-faceted approach that includes education, communication, and role modeling. Here are some strategies: Promote Emotional Intelligence: Encourage boys to express their feelings and emotions. Let them know that it's okay to cry, to be scared, or to ask for help. This can help counteract the stereotype that men should be stoic and unemotional. Challenge Stereotypes: Discuss and challenge traditional gender roles and stereotypes. This can be done through conversations, books, movies, and other media. Encourage critical thinking about why these stereotypes exist and how they can be limiting. Model Healthy Behavior: Boys often learn by observing the adults in their lives. Therefore, it's important to model healthy behavior, respectful relationships, and equality. Encourage Diverse Interests: Encourage boys to explore a wide range of interests, including those that may not traditionally be seen as "masculine." This could include cooking, art, dance, or literature. Teach Consent and Respect: Teach boys about the importance of consent and respect in all relationships. This includes respecting others' boundaries, listening to their feelings, and understanding that no means no. Promote Equality: Teach boys that everyone, regardless of gender, race, or any other characteristic, deserves respect and equality. Encourage them to stand up against discrimination and to be allies to those who are marginalized. Provide Safe Spaces: Create safe spaces where boys can express themselves without fear of judgment or ridicule. This could be at home, at school, or in community groups. Encourage Healthy Relationships: Encourage boys to form healthy relationships with others, both romantic and platonic. Teach them about the importance of communication, trust, and mutual respect in these relationships.
Près de 100 milliards d’euros sont dépensés pour répondre aux comportements asociaux de certains hommes, beaucoup moins pour prendre en charge les victimes, et pas du tout pour prévenir cette violence. Or, les solutions sont connues. On sait que les femmes ne sont pas éduquées dans les valeurs viriles et qu’elles ne représentent que 17 % des infractions. Pour couper le robinet des violences, il faut éduquer les garçons autrement. Le chantier concerne toutes les strates de la société, aussi bien la famille, l’école, la culture… Quant aux politiques de prévention, comme celle de la sécurité routière, elles doivent cibler les premiers concernés. https://lnkd.in/eDPQVsqr
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