Gender, communications, and reproductive health in international development

Gender, communications, and reproductive health in international development /

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Matos, Carolina, 1973- (Author)
Corporate Author: JSTOR (Organization)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Montreal ; Chicago : McGill-Queen's University Press, [2023]
Series:McGill-Queen's/Brian Mulroney Institute of Government studies in leadership, public policy, and governance ; 15.
Subjects:
Communication in reproductive health.
Reproductive health in mass media.
Reproductive health > Social aspects.
Women > Health and hygiene > Social aspects.
Women's rights.
Non-governmental organizations.
Feminists > Political activity.
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Table of Contents:
  • Gender, Communications, and Women's Reproductive Rights in International Development: An Assessment
  • Transnational Feminism, the 'Female Body', and Global Gender Justice: Defining 'Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights'
  • 'Northern' and 'Southern' NGOs, and Advocacy on 'Female Bodies' and Reproductive Health
  • Latin American Feminisms and the Struggle for Gender Equality and SRHR in Brazil and Beyond
  • Health Advocacy and Feminist Activism for SRHR in South Asia: The Indian Case / Carolina Matos with Ambika Tandon
  • Development Communications and Advocacy for Women's Health and Rights: Why It Matters
  • Making Development Work for Women: Assessing Health Communications, Development Campaigns, and Entertainment Education Approaches
  • NGOs, Advocacy Communications, and Feminist Digital Activism on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
  • Content Analysis of Institutional Websites and NGO Communication Strategies: From Family Planning 2020 to Anis Brasil / Carolina Matos with Tatiane Leal
  • Deconstructing 'Gender Ideology' Myths and Digital Storytelling through Critical Discourse Analysis: A Case Study of NGOs' Social Media Engagement on Twitter and Facebook
  • The NGOs' Blog Posts and Digital Storytelling on SRHR: A Critical Examination / Carolina Matos with Sarah Molisso
  • Social Media and Advocacy Communications from South Asian NGOs Working on Sexuality and Reproductive Health / Carolina Matos with Ambika Tandon
  • Gender Development, Women's Reproductive Health, and Sexual Rights in Challenging Times: Communication Strategies Discussed and Concluding Remarks.

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