Description

Learning Modality: Self-paced

Date: Available online all year

Duration: Approximately two hours, including the final quiz.

Language: English

Tuition fee: Free

In this course you will learn:

  • Describe what gender analysis is and what it means to advance gender equality and inclusion in the digital sector;
  • Accurately analyze and interpret the needs of different genders in terms of access to, and the benefits of, digital technologies;
  • Apply the correct approach/techniques/principles in performing the gender analysis in real-life situations; and
  • Explain and advise others (e.g., colleagues) on how to develop and implement recommendations that promote gender equality in their work.

Approximately four hours.

The e-learning is designed for individuals who have an understanding of gender issues, but who may be less familiar with the gender equality in digital inclusion field. Primary audiences include policy-makers and advocates, though general audiences would also benefit from the course.

  • The need for a Gender Perspective in Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics
  • Criminal Acts from A Gender Perspective
  • The Gender Perspective in the Criminal Justice System
  • Computing SDC Indicators
  • Gender-related Killing of Women and Girls (Femicide/feminicide)
  • Technology-Facilitated Violence Against Women

The e-learning is designed for individuals who have an understanding of gender issues, but who may be less familiar with the gender equality in digital inclusion field. Primary audiences include policy-makers and advocates, though general audiences would also benefit from the course.