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I learned that it is very important to talk about that kind of things, to know if everyone is comfortable with the actual situation.

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- Stop child marriage and sexual harassment
- Make education gender sensitive
- Raise aspirations of girls and their parents
- Empower mothers
- Give proper value to ‘women’s work’

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Gender equality, besides being a fundamental human right, is essential to achieve peaceful societies, with full human potential and sustainable development.

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(I only have mom, no dad)

What do they think about the information you learned?

My mom thinks that it’s very good, and important that I have that kind of information, because it’ll make society better.

Is all that true for our society, for our home?

My mom thinks that at home, housework is ok; but in society is necessary to improve a lot of things.

Is there anything you as a son/daughter can do to ease the burden or reduce the mental load?

My mom said that if everyone helps in the house, everything is fine.

What did you learn from what you talked to with your parents?

I learned that it is very important to talk about that kind of things, to know if everyone is comfortable with the actual situation.
(Bryan)

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If we all collaborate in housework, tasks are completed faster, and there is equal treatment.
(Bryan)

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What do they think about the information you learned? They think that it is really important that we learn about this topic so that in the future we are prepared and that we learn about the importance of equality.

Is all that true for our society, for our home? They said that sadly the majority of our society follows the stereotypes of the roles in the house, in the case of my parents they are divorced so each one makes their own duties.

Is there anything you as a son/daughter can do to ease the burden or reduce the mental load?
Yes of course, for example, to help my mom with the house I always make my bed and clean my room by myself. Sometimes I also clean the TV room and make dinner for my family.

What did you learn from what you talked to with your parents?
That they know about this topic and the importance of equality. I’m glad about that because I learn a lot of them.

(ana pao)

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(ana pao)

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- it’s great that they start learning and talking about this topic because we say that they want me to live with a husband that does the same things at the house as me.
-  it’s true and that it can happen in so many families but in our home, there is always equality in the labourers.

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(ana pao)

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We must take into account that the jobs in the house are the responsibility of all the people who live there.
(Bryan)

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(ana pao)

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Why Gender Equality Is Good for Everyone — Men Included | Michael Kimmel | TED Talks

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(ana pao)

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We must stop being guided by social stereotypes and beliefs, since they cause inequality by stating that there are exclusive tasks for women, and exclusive tasks for men.
(Bryan)

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(ana pao)

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1.  When women work from home, they tend to do three hours more childcare compared to women who do not work from home.

2. Dad’s involvement in childcare and an equal division of housework leads to good outcomes for children.

3. Research has found in several studies, working from home tends to lead to a more traditional division of labor.

4. Increases dad’s own wellbeing and can plant the seeds of a more equal society for the future.

5.  They are in charge of the mental load of worrying about the family.

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It's necessary to educate our sons and daughters in an equal environment, showing them that both sexes are equal, that they can do any kind of work or task they want, and that no one is on top of anyone.
(Bryan)

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Women do all the work at home, and sometimes they work too.
(Bryan)