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Action 1:
Teach equality to your children since they have knowledge. It is very important that children grow up with the idea that boys and girls are equal and have to be treated equally. (This is a parent opinion)

Action 2:
The household roles have to be divided equally. We are used to think that women are in charge of the household chores, but that shouldn’t be. (Community, P. (2019, February 28). Gender Inequality &
Domestic Violence [Video]. YouTube.)

Action 3:
Mom and dad should ask their children to do the chores equally at home. Usually, parents ask their daughters to do the chores, while their sons are resting. (Community, P. (2019, February 28). Gender
Inequality & Domestic Violence [Video]. YouTube.) (This supported by a parent opinion)

Action 4:
Children tend to imitate their mom and dad behaviors. If there is not a good relationship between their mom and dad, probably they will have the same relationship with their partner in the future. (This supported by a parent opinion)

Action 5:
Gender abuse is a very common thing that is hardly punished. A lot of times the victim will not look for help, and if they do, there are low changes that authorities will make justice. This is all because of the gender of the victim. We should make conscience about gender abuse and give it more importance.
(Community, P. (2019, February 28). Gender Inequality & Domestic Violence [Video]. YouTube.)

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The group of parents said that we
as children could help to reduce the
mental load, they said we could do the household activities and help with the planning of these activities.

Our parents also said that women and men
should have the same duties at home.

Our parents said, that in order to keep a balance in our households, we would need to take roles between men and
women, and in that way, we can make it easier not to have unequal roles and conflicts between the members of our
families

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- Women have more mental load than men.
- Society is used to gender inequality.
- Nearly one-quarter of high school seniors when asked about ideal home arrangement answered with men working a full time job, while women should stay at home.
-Men between ages 18 and 34 in a relationship are less likely  to divide household labor than men who are grown up.
- More than a quarter of mothers experienced negative carrier consequences, such as lower payment and damage carrier prospective.
-Studies show that dad's involvement in children care and an equal division and housework leads to good outcomes for children.

REFERENCES
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/12/us/the-household-work-men-and-women-do-and-why.html