Category: Needs more evidence

May is International #WomensHealthMonth and I can’t help but wonder how much progress remains to be made in this regard. For too long the inclusion of women in clinical [...]

In some schools they are implementing a sexual affective program called Teen Star and they say that the brain of men and women is different, and that is why [...]

Children, teenagers and youth daily receive many messages linking sexual relationships to violence. There are also a few messages linking affective and sexual relationships to no-violence and to love. [...]

Is there evidence about this? Error happened. [...]

Is this a hoax? Error happened. [...]

There is wide debate on how free consent in sexual engagements needs to be addressed and legislated in order to contribute to overcome GBV and contribute to create free [...]

The COVID-19 pandemic has not only an incidence on people’s health but also on the way we relate to each other and choose people to have a relationship. This study [...]

The dialogues and reflections of the girls (aged 15 to 18) in Out-of-Home Care after participating in the Dialogic Feminist Gatherings show an increase in the competences related to [...]

There exist affirmations that strengthen the idea that participating in dialogic gatherings contributes to acquiring or reinforcing such attitudes attributed to the NAM (New Alternative Masculinities) and that, therefore, [...]

There is a general belief that mens’ groups, when they meet, basically talk about women as preys to hunt or as objectives to achieve. I value this statement as [...]