Towards Gender Equality: South African Schools during the HIV and AIDS Epidemic

Robert G. Morrell · Debbie Epstein · Elaine Unterhalter · Deevia Bhana · Relebohile Moletsane

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Gender, Sexuality, and Education Gender, Education, and Development Issues HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses

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Since the democratic elections in 1994, there have been concerted efforts to redress race and gender inequalities in South Africa. Learners and teachers have responded in their own ways to change and this nuanced analysis reveals their struggles to realise gender equality by living gender differently. In distinguishing short-term interventions to change behaviour from institutional approaches, which seek to transform school structures, this book offers a new framework for understanding gender-equality initiatives.

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