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What Is Gender at Work’s Approach to Gender Equality and Institutional Change?

Author(s): 
Aruna Rao
Author(s): 
David Kelleher
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The following testimony comes from a participant in a Gender at Work-facilitated Action Learning Process: When the leader of a parent organization in Tanzania let the women in the grassroots organizations that he oversees speak for themselves, he admitted to having his eyes opened for the first time to the real impact cultural norms had on the women’s lives.
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