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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s82iF2ew-yk

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Como padres, tendríamos que preguntarle a nuestros hijes con qué genero se identifican? O debería ser una conversación que inicien ellos?

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Como padres, tendríamos que preguntarle a nuestros hijes con qué genero se identifican? O debería ser una conversación que inicien ellos?

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Como seria mejor abordar con niños pequeños sobre genero? cuales son las palabras que NO deberíamos decir.

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Como seria mejor abordar con niños pequeños sobre genero? cuales son las palabras que NO deberíamos decir.

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Aca las fotos de niñes con sus juguetes: 

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Aca las fotos de niñes con sus juguetes: 

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-6948095/Photographer-documents-gender-stereotypes-studies-kids-perception-manipulated.html

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Our color-coded world: Photographer documents gender stereotypes throughout children's lives as studies show how easily kids' perception of these labels can be manipulated

A photo series documents the pervasiveness of gender-based color-coding in toys of girls and boys

Pink is for girls and blue is for boys is a common gender trope that has been bolstered by marketing

Research shows that color-coding toys can have a stark impact on kids' preferences as they get older

In some cases research has found that labeling things as 'for boys' can even affect kids' performance of tasks

Photographer JeonMee Yoon is using books, toys, clothing and more to capture the pervasiveness of kids' color-coded gender roles.

In an illustrative photo series, Yoon, a South Korea-based photographer, conveys the ubiquity of a simple and often unspoken rule: blue for boys and pink for girls.

As reported by Wired, Yoon's work, titled Pink and Blue Project, which began in 2005, initially inspired by her own daughter, is intended not just as a showcase of pervasive gender roles through kids' color-coded belongings, but as a dissection of the effectiveness of the marketing, or 'objectification,' behind the phenomenon.

'I ask each model to sustain a blank, neutral expression to underline an 'objectification' of each child, and I request various poses to heighten the differences in gender and personal characteristics among my subjects,' Yoon told Wired.

Children selected in Yoon's work -- a group from New York, New Jersey, and Seoul whom she was given permission to photograph -- were also photographed five and 10 years later in the third iteration of the project.

According to researchers, the power of color-coded marketing which is conveyed vividly through Yoon's photos is also backed by science and extends beyond western culture and into Asia.

In a a study of 139 pre-school aged children in Hong Kong published in Springer journal Sex Roles, researchers found that the preference for color outshone most other difference between respondents.

'Our findings support the notion that gender-typed liking for pink versus blue is a particularly salient gender difference,' said one of the authors, Sui Ping Yeung.

'Moreover, our findings reveal that gender differences could be created merely by applying gender labels.'

Outside of merely influencing color-preference, researchers note that gender-based marketing of toys like blue for boys and pink for girls may also influence the behavior and perceptions of children as they age.

If a certain genre of toy is made blue -- like a police car or a stethoscope -- it could reinforce the career's associated with those toys as being a profession for men or women.

In some cases, explicit guidance on gender in toys can even influence kids' performance the research suggest. In the study, puzzles labeled as 'for boy' tended to result in males outperforming their female counterparts.

'It is possible to create a gender difference in young children by simply labeling, arbitrarily, something as for boys and something else as for girls,' co-author Wang Ivy Wong told PsyPost in 2018.

'Gender labelling, by explicit gender terms or by color, not only affects preferences but also performance.'

According to a report in the British Journal of Photography, in America the popularity of blue for boys and pink for girls originally rose after the first World War and prior to that the colors were marketed the other way around.

'Use pink for the boy and blue for the girl, if you are a follower of convention,' wrote the Sunday Sentinel, an American newspaper in 1914.

From tweezers to tool kits, how does gender marketing change our brains?

Children as young as four are able to label everyday objects as male (such as a hammer) or female (lipstick), as well as boy or girl toys.

But is it surprising when you find out that a boy's toy cupboard is likely to be different from a girl's from as young as five months, not because of the infant's choice (they are too young to say) but because of what a parent or friend/relative chooses for them.

Many will be coded by colour, too.

Pink has become a code for all things 'girly'. It's not the colour itself that's the problem, but what it's come to signify: girly means soft and emotionally fragile, constantly in need of rescue, eye-rollingly incompetent at anything technical.

As campaigners against gendered toys have pointed out, pink toys are almost always associated with dressing up, or with domestic activities such as cooking, or looking after fluffy pets or baby dolls. No problem with that, but it also means these little princesses are not pretending to be super heroes or playing with creative construction toys.

And ideas about what children will think is suitable for them are fixed very early on. Sometimes pink appears to 'give permission' for girls to engage with what would otherwise be seen as a boy domain, such as science, technology or engineering.

Mattel has produced a Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) Barbie doll to stimulate girls' interest in becoming scientists. And yet what is it that our Engineer Barbie can build? Not a computer, or a car.

Instead, it's a pink washing machine, a pink rotating wardrobe or a pink jewellery carousel.

To me it seems 'pinkification' is all too often linked with a patronising undertow, implying you can't get females to engage with the thrills of engineering or science unless you can link them to 'looks and lipstick'. You don't have to spend long in a supermarket or trawling the internet to find pointlessly gendered products for adults, as well as children.

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Photos documents color-coded influence of gender stereotypes on kids

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A photo series documents the pervasiveness of gender-based color-coding in toys of girls and boys Pink is for girls and blue is for boys is a common gender trope that has been bolstered by marketing Research shows that color-coding toys can have a stark impact on kids' preferences as they get older In some cases research has found that labeling things as 'for boys' can even affect kids' performance of tasks Photographer JeonMee Yoon is using books, toys, clothing and more to capture the pervasiveness of kids' color-coded gender roles.

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Para lxs que se preguntan si "transgénero" y "transexual" se usan indistintamente: No. No todas las personas trans nos sentimos cómodas cuando se refieren a nosotres como "transexual". Ante la duda, siempre usar trans o transgénero.

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Para lxs que se preguntan si "transgénero" y "transexual" se usan indistintamente: No. No todas las personas trans nos sentimos cómodas cuando se refieren a nosotres como "transexual". Ante la duda, siempre usar trans o transgénero.

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Si ves una identificacion de genero del niñe, Como lo abordamos de la mejor manera les padres sin caer en el caos?

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Si ves una identificacion de genero del niñe, Como lo abordamos de la mejor manera les padres sin caer en el caos?

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Aca el vídeo completo de la ponencia de Lana Wachowski en HRC:

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Aca el vídeo completo de la ponencia de Lana Wachowski en HRC:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crHHycz7T_c

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Lana Wachowski receives the HRC Visibility Award

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Un texto para familias sobre Educación Sexual Integral

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Un texto para familias sobre Educación Sexual Integral

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https://www.argentina.gob.ar/sites/default/files/esi_revista_charlar_en_familia.pdf

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https://agenciapresentes.org/2020/05/17/que-significa-la-sigla-lgbtiq/

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¿Qué significa la sigla LGBTIQ+ y cómo se escribe? - Agencia Presentes

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¿Qué significa la sigla LGBTIQ+ y cómo se escribe? En este video de tres minutos, las definiciones de las identidades contadas por sus protagonistas.

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https://www.instagram.com/ponerenjuego/