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Alejandra Yañez

Paulina Saucedo

Camila Negrete

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1. Equal division of household chores: Rotate tasks regularly to ensure fairness and prevent the burden from falling disproportionately on one person.

2. Support work-life balance: Create a supportive environment that allows all family members to balance their personal and professional lives. This can involve flexible working hours, child care support, and shared care responsibilities.

3. Promote Gender-Equal Parenting: Support both parents in parenting tasks, such as child care, discipline, and emotional support. Share decisions about the upbringing and education of children.

4. Empowerment through education: Prioritize the education of all family members, regardless of gender, and foster an environment that values and supports lifelong learning.

5. Shared Household Responsibility Policy in workplaces: Employers should adopt policies that support the equitable sharing of family responsibilities among partners. This may include flexible working hours, distance working options that promote a healthy balance between work and the lives of men and women.

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What do they think about the information you learned? They think that it is very important information, because sometimes we don’t realize the situation in society, they believe that learning about these topics helps raise awareness.

Is the situation of gender inequality true for our society, for our home? The situation is something real in our society and our country, also in our environment because there are things that are so normalized that you don’t realize it is inequality.

Is there anything you as a child can do to ease the burden or reduce the workload? You can help both at home and somewhere else , help those who work unfairly but also help promote change.

What did you learn from talking to your parents? Well, I learned that these situations happen in many places even if you don't realize it, and we as young people have the power to make the change.

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What do they think about the information you learned?

It is true, in the past it used to be normal to see women at home taking care of children, but now it is not only that, they can live their lives, they can work and men must also contribute to work at home.

Is the gender inequality situation true for our society, for our home?

Yes, because education was previously very different from the time, so a stereotype has been created of which women are affected.

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

Yeah, like helping with activities, like washing dishes, washing clothes, folding clothes.

What did you learn from talking to your parents?

It is important for society to stop these kinds of thoughts.

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Reporter, G. S. (2022, December 9). The gender wars of household chores: a feminist comic. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/may/26/gender-wars-household-chores-comic

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Societies still believe that women hold the responsibility when it comes to housework and care.

Even women who work from home still take care of their children and the father only works.

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Study has shown that men are also more likely to worry about work when not at work and working flexibly, since men are less likely to worry about the competing care demands they face in the house.

Mothers using flexible working may face flexibility stigma, experiencing negative career consequences such as lower pay and damaged career prospects.

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Some men never really learn to do some kind of things in the house. That's why at the moment that the woman is absent it's difficult for them to know what to do.

The stereotypes that are made from a really young age make the people think of a role they are supposed to play.

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https://padlet.com/a01236595/mi-padlet-estiloso-c2z8nxhnfc5dgppu

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1. Women are paid less than men for the same work in most places.

2. Fewer women hold top leadership positions compared to men.

3. Girls sometimes struggle to access education as much as boys.

4. Women often face more violence and harassment than men.

5. Some women lack control over their own reproductive choices.

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The stereotypes that are made from a really young age make the people think of a role

they are supposed to play.

According to the French Institute of Statistics men, women are still devoting 25 times

more hours of chores than men.

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What do they think about the information you learned?

That its super important to take in count this topics and to be a part of the solution, learning more about it.

Is the situation of gender inequality true for our society, for our home?

My family see us as a team and in my house is not that much gender inequality, but it is a reality that in our society it has a lot of impact just a little fact like it is our gender.

Is there anything you as a child can do to ease the borden or reduce the workload?

Its really important to get involved in the problematics in which you see inequality ignoring how old are you, its important to make conscient your actions and how you have a role in your environment.

What did you learn from talking to your parents?

I learned that my parents had to deal too with this problems just like stereotypes from a really young age. I had learn that what matters its too make conscience and know how to deal with this inequality in our daily life.