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    The document discusses gender, sex, and peace education. It defines gender as a social construct that refers to norms and roles associated with being a man or woman, which can vary between societies and over time. It defines sex as biological differences between males and females based on physiology and genetics. Peace education is described as acquiring values, knowledge, and skills to live in harmony with oneself, others, and the environment through non-violent conflict resolution and promoting understanding between all people.

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    The document discusses gender, sex, and peace education. It defines gender as a social construct that refers to norms and roles associated with being a man or woman, which can vary between societies and over time. It defines sex as biological differences between males and females based on physiology and genetics. Peace education is described as acquiring values, knowledge, and skills to live in harmony with oneself, others, and the environment through non-violent conflict resolution and promoting understanding between all people.

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    GENDER AND PEACE EDUCATION

    GENDER

    refers socially to the characteristics of women and men

    that are constructed. This includes norms, behaviors and

    roles associated with being a women and men, as well as

    relationships with each other. As a social construct, gender

    varies from society to society and can change over time.


    Refers to the economic, social, political, and cultural

    attributes and opportunities associated with being women

    and men. The social definitions of what it means to be a

    woman or a man vary among cultures and change over

    time. Gender is a sociocultural expression of particular

    characteristics and roles that are associated with certain


    groups of people with reference to their sex and

    sexuality.

    Sex

    Refers to biologically defined and genetically acquired

    differences between males and females, and genetically

    acquired differences between males and females,


    according to their physiology and reproductive capabilities

    or potentialities. It is universal and mostly unchanging,

    without surgery.
    What is Gender?
    •- 'Gender' refers to your sense of who you are as a guy,

    girl or something else, as opposed to what your physical

    characteristics, genes and hormones indicate. Identifying

    your gender can be more diverse than simply seeing

    yourself as ‘male’ or ‘female’, and people express their

    gender in different ways.


    Intersex
    A person born with reproductive organs, hormone levels

    and/or sex chromosomes that aren’t exclusively male or

    female. There are many different states of being intersex,

    and they’re not always obvious on the outside or even

    diagnosed.
    There are many other words and terms used to describe

    sex and gender diversity (too many to go into here). You

    can find out more about the diversity of sex and gender

    by visiting some of the LGBTQI support services and

    groups.
    PEACE EDUCATION
    • ‘Education’ comes from the Latin word

    ‘educare’, to draw or lead out peace

    Education draws out from people their

    Instincts to live peacefully with others

    and emphasizes peaceful values upon

    which society should be based.


    • Peace education is the process of acquiring the values,

    the knowledge and developing the attitudes, skills, and

    behaviors to live in harmony with oneself, with others,

    and with the natural environment.


     The word of peace is mostly used in a narrow sense

    to mean absence of war. It should mean not only

    absence of war, but violence in all form such as

    conflict, threat to life, social degradation,

    discrimination, exploitation, poverty, injustice and so


    Inner
    Peace

    Basic Source
    of Peace

    Peace with Nature


    Peace
    with
    Nature
    Inner peace

    - is peace with self. One, ‘whose mind

    remains calm in the middle of sorrows, whose

    thirst for pleasure has altogether disappeared,

    and who is free from passion, fear and anger’

    is said to have achieved inner peace.


    • For example, harmony and peace with oneself, good

    health, and absence of inner conflicts, joy, sense of

    freedom, insight, spiritual peace, feelings of kindness,

    compassion, and content, appreciation of art.


     Social peace

    - is ‘learning to live together’. For example, peace between

    man and man, harmony arising from human relationships

    at all levels, conflict compromise and resolution, love,

    friendship, unity, mutual understanding, acceptance, co-

    operation, brotherhood, tolerance of differences,


    democracy, community-building, human rights, morality.

    PEACE IS THE BEHAVIOR THAT ENCORAGE

    HARMONY IN THE WAY PEOPLE TALK, LISTEN, AND

    INTERACT WITH OTHER AND DISCOURAGES

    ACTIONS TO HURT, HARM, OR DESTROY EACH

    OTHER.
    THANK YOU

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