Achieving Gender Equity: Team #13 by Fernando Raúl López Valdez

Share the house chores equally:

fernandoraullopezv0809_ — 2023-11-14 02:28:41 UTC

This is helpful because it makes it more efficient at the time of doing the house chores, also, this can improve our relationship because it brings satisfaction.

Fact About Gender Roles (Santiago)

a01743046_ — 2023-11-14 02:34:03 UTC

-Women still handle households tasks in U.S

-Distribution of Household Tasks Has Become More Equitable Since 1996.

-Gender equality starts in our Home.

-Men more likely do household tasks like yardwork and keeping the car in good condition.

-The task that most of women do in the U.S households is making decisions about furniture and decorations.

Interesting facts (Fernando)

fernandoraullopezv0809_ — 2023-11-14 02:40:13 UTC

Women earn 82 cents compared to every dollar made by men in developed countries; globally, it is just 77 cents. For women of color, immigrant women and mothers, the gap is even larger.

My parent's opinions (Fernando)

fernandoraullopezv0809_ — 2023-11-14 02:58:43 UTC

-My parents told me that they think that gender roles could be solved by educating and teaching our children about these topics since they are in kindergarden. For example when boys are supposed to play with small soldiers toys and girls with dolls. What my parents ment to say is that a kid can play with any toy they want.

My parent's opinion (Santiago)

a01743046_ — 2023-11-14 02:59:24 UTC

-My parents believe that gender equality should be teached at home and school when the kids can understand the topic. Thats because when kids can undersand the topic, they can start learning earlier and in the future when they are adults, there will be gender equality in their homes.

Solutions (Fernando)

fernandoraullopezv0809_ — 2023-11-14 03:02:14 UTC

Deliberately role model allyship for your children.

Depending on the age of your children, openly communicate family and career goals. Life is messy, so show your kids how to disagree, listen, and respect others’ perspectives.

Leverage your partnership at home to build connection and community at work.

We’ve all learned that it’s not only okay to talk about family and domestic challenges right now, but it’s actually quite powerful and meaningful in building relationships, emotional connection, and a caring community. Share both your wins and setbacks in achieving work-life integration so that others feel comfortable sharing theirs as well.