Gender Literacy: Identity, Expression, Roles, and Understanding
Gender literacy is the ability to understand and communicate about gender identity, expression, roles, stereotypes, diversity, and their relationship to sexuality and society.
Gender literacy is the ability to understand and communicate about gender identity, expression, roles, stereotypes, diversity, and their relationship to sexuality and society.
Gender expansiveness describes identities and expressions that extend beyond narrow expectations of masculinity, femininity, and binary gender roles.
Gender uniformity is the condition in which a group or environment contains one gender or shows very little variation in gender identity or representation.
Gender homogeneity is the condition in which a group or environment contains one gender or is overwhelmingly dominated by one gender.
Gender representation describes how different genders are included, portrayed, counted, and given visibility or influence in media, institutions, research, and public life.
Gender variety is the presence of different gender identities, expressions, roles, and experiences within a group, culture, institution, or society.
Gender mix describes the combination or distribution of different genders within a group, workplace, event, study, institution, or population.
Gender plurality is the experience or recognition of more than one gender within a person, community, culture, or system.
Gender-inclusive describes language, policies, spaces, and practices that recognize different genders and support respectful, meaningful participation.
Gender balance concerns fair representation across genders, but equal numbers alone do not guarantee equal authority, opportunity, or inclusion.