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15 Cards in this Set
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Girls and Boys ..... |
•Are socialized differently • Experience things differently •Have different pathways to problem behaviors •Faces different issues and challenges |
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Gender Social roles |
Boys •leadership •Competitive •Deal making More physical Outcome, Win , Power , Control Team |
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Gender social roles |
Girls... Relationship Social Nurturing Rules/Standards Lower Expectation Individual Good soldiers |
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Gender Responsive Principles |
Acknowledge that gender makes a difference Create and environment based on safety respect and dignity Develop Policies practices and programs that are relational. Address substance abuse trauma and mental health issues through comprehensive integrated and culturally relevant services Provide youth with opportunities to receive education and training necessary to improve their socioeconomic statues Establish a system of community supervision and re entry with comprehensive, collaborative services. |
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Juvenile girls in custody |
In Georgia in 2013 18% of juvenile offenders committed to ydc were girls Nationally offenders in custody increase 52% Females delinquent increase 96% |
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Where researches tell us |
Women and girls tend to weigh relationships and responsibilities to others the new decision making |
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Girls pathway to problem behaviors |
•Marginalization -due to gender race,class, socio-economic statues, negative labels Disconnection-from others and institutions |
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Girls pathways to problem Behavior |
•Marginalization -due to gender race,class, socio-economic statues, negative labels Disconnection-from others and institutions |
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When girls “hit the wall” at adolescences |
Girls give up their sense of self girls self-esteem decline girls give up their dreams hopes and aspirations girls loses their Voice girls experience social/relationship pressure |
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Masculinity Defines |
Masculinity is define as a set of attributes behaviors and roles generally associated with boys and men It is made up socially defined and biologically creates factors |
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Influence of the media |
We are exposed to 2500 to 3000 ads every day. This is About three years of ours lives spent watching ads. The average US child is exposed to 232.2 minutes of background television on a typical day. This is more time Then they spend in school |
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Characteristics of boys |
•Physical and mental strength aggressive •Dominance •Courage |
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Expectations of boys |
•Rational •Logical •Unemotional •Outgoing and smart •Naturally academically talented •Protectors and breadwinners |
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Boys experience disconnections |
Labeling Gender-Based violence Sexual Exploitation |
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How girls experience disconnection |
Abuse Isolation through drugs and alcohol abuse Isolation through mental health issues such as depression Dropping out of social networks such as school Disruptive and unhealthy relationship Disordered families |
