SDG 5: GENDER EQUALITY – Sustainable Development Goals

Toward creating positive masculinity? Art therapy as seen by male art therapists and male adolescent clients

By: Goldner L., Ruderman Y.
Published in: Arts in Psychotherapy
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences | Time: 2020 | Link
Description: The current study examined the experiences and perceptions of art therapy of seven male art therapists and five male ado (more…)

The rise of the fourfold goddess construct among western goddess women and feminist witches

By: Feraro S.
Published in: Pomegranate
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: | Time: 2020 | Link
Description: Most contemporary writers and groups who practice forms Goddess Spirituality and Wiccan-based Paganism relate to the Div (more…)

Entanglement and feminist agency in picture books

By: Netz H., Kuzar R.
Published in: Gender and Language
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: | Time: 2020 | Link
Description: How are gender ideologies encoded in children’s picture books recommended as non-sexist? Previous research indicates tha (more…)

“Finally, we get to play the doctor”: feminist female fans’ reactions to the first female Doctor Who

By: Yodovich N.
Published in: Feminist Media Studies
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: | Time: 2020 | Link
Description: This paper offers an exploration into feminist female fans’ reactions to the first female Doctor (Doctor Who’s protagoni (more…)

Gender/Nationality Intersections in Attitudes Toward Gun Carry among Israeli Citizens

By: Aharoni S.B., Lewin A.C., Sa’ar A.
Published in: Sociological Perspectives
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: The study explores how nationality and gender effect attitudes on the presence, use, and misuse of guns by security forc (more…)

“I Have No Hope”: The Experience of Mothers in Polygamous Families as Manifested in Drawings and Narratives

By: Gadban F., Goldner L.
Published in: Frontiers in Psychology
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences | Time: 2020 | Link
Description: Polygamy is associated with lower marital satisfaction and is known to involve sexual, physical, and emotional abuse on (more…)

A gender-sensitive intervention in jail: A study of Italian men convicted of assaulting women or femicide

By: Testoni I., Pedot M., Arbien M., Keisari S., Cataldo E., Ubaldi C., Ronconi L., Zamperini A.
Published in: Arts in Psychotherapy
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences | Time: 2020 | Link
Description: Gender-based violence is deeply rooted in hegemonic masculinity and patriarchy, the source of both hostile and benevolen (more…)

Students’ physical victimization in schools: The role of gender, grade level, socioeconomic background and ethnocultural affiliation

By: Berkowitz R.
Published in: Children and Youth Services Review
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences | Time: 2020 | Link
Description: Prior research on students’ school victimization has mainly centered on the effect of students’ personal characteristics (more…)

A socio-legal deconstruction of homicide victims and perpetrators: Israeli femicide case law

By: Dayan H.
Published in: Aggression and Violent Behavior
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Law | Time: 2020 | Link
Description: This interpretive paper explores the ways in which criminal law is applied to femicide victims and perpetrators and how (more…)

The impossible quest of Nasreen Qadri to claim colonial privilege in Israel

By: Karkabi N.
Published in: Ethnic and Racial Studies
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: Nasreen Qadri is an Israeli pop singer of Palestinian-Arab origin whose professional achievements came in return for her (more…)

The effects of exposure to political and domestic violence on preschool children and their mothers

By: Ziv Y., Kupermintz H.
Published in: International Journal of Psychology
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Education | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of exposure to political violence on preschool children and their m (more…)

A family doctor contends with the unspoken face of the corona pandemic for the Reflective Practice section

By: Kannai R., Rice A.
Published in: Patient Education and Counseling
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: A family physician discusses the indirect effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on her patients and their families. Although (more…)

Quality of Mother–child Dialogue About Emotional Events, Coping and Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms Among Children Exposed to Interpersonal Trauma

By: Overbeek M.M., Koren-Karie N., de Schipper J.C., van Delft I., Schuengel C.
Published in: Journal of Child and Adolescent Trauma
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: Children exposed to traumatic events are at increased risk for developing symptoms of a Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. (more…)

Security as care: communitarianism, social reproduction and gender in southern Israel

By: Aharoni S.B., Sa’ar A., Lewin A.C.
Published in: Feminist Theory
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: The article engages with feminist care theories and practices of community building in the context of armed conflict. Ba (more…)

A (female) country doctor in Egypt: the life and times of Nawal Al-Saadawi

By: Maftsir S.
Published in: British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: This article explores the experience of female doctors in postcolonial Egypt assigned by the government to work in rural (more…)

The General Zionists and the WIZO party, 1948-51

By: Gruweis Kovalsky O.
Published in: Israel Affairs
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: In the first elections for the Israeli parliament (January 1949) WIZO ran as a women’s party seeking equal rights for wo (more…)

Radical feminism and punk: visual cultures of affect and disruption

By: Klorman-Eraqi N.
Published in: Photographies
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Humanities | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: Radical feminism and punk subculture were two communities in Britain in the 1970s which produced politically diverse cul (more…)

Female Honor Killing: The Role of Low Socio-Economic Status and Rapid Modernization

By: Dayan H.
Published in: Journal of Interpersonal Violence
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Law | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: Female honor killing is a particular form of femicide, where the killing of a woman is perpetrated by a member or member (more…)

Why ‘normal’ feels so bad: violence and vaginal examinations during labour – a (feminist) phenomenology

By: Shabot S.C.
Published in: Feminist Theory
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: Humanities | Time: 2021 | Link
Description: In this article, I argue that many women lack the epistemic resources that would allow them to recognise the practice of (more…)

Risk Aversion and the Gender Gap in the Vote for Populist Radical Right Parties

By: Oshri O., Harsgor L., Itzkovitch-Malka R., Tuttnauer O.
Published in: American Journal of Political Science
SDGs : SDG 05 | Units: | Time: 2022 | Link
Description: Previous research has established that men are more likely to vote for populist radical right parties (PRRPs) than women (more…)

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