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Welcome to the Equal Agender Website

"Women do some jobs, men do others."

 

The Agender Partnership set out to promote positive images of people in non-gender-stereotyped jobs and remove this common misunderstanding. By removing this pre-conceived idea, it was hoped that women and men will become more likely to consider non-traditional roles in their hunt for employment. The outcomes of the pilot exercises co-ordinated by Agender will show how pathways into non-gender traditional roles can become easily accessible to women and men.

The Agender project  successfully achieved its final phase of delivery, with all Action 2 activity projects completed in September 2007.  Action 3 which was the final stage of the project focussed on dissemination and mainstreaming of good practice and ended in December 2007.

New projects, mainstreaming events and materials include the “Lisbon Connecting Policy with Practice” event which took place in Brussels, The Equal “Cross Networking” event in November 2007 and “Agender DVD” which told the story of the Agender programme, including a variety of products and reports to draw out some of the key learning points and findings.

This site offers you a window into the work delivered by UK partners and links into the transnational working (WINGS).  Read about the work of the sub-groups and projects.  Finally, please feel free to contact us for further information

                                                                                                                      

 Best wishes,

Jenny Dunstall

Agender Co-ordinator

 

P.S:  Please read more about the Mainstreaming phase -

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