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  • 1. How media shape social attitudes
  • 2. How framing produces hostility
    • 2.1. IRELAND: Erosion of trust and fear of public misrepresentation
    • 2.2. SWITZERLAND: Selective visibility and amplification
    • 2.3. ROMA LGBTIQ+ Communities: Shifting targets and intersectional harms
    • 2.4. GERMANY: Uneven vulnerabilities
  • 3. Key takeaways
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    • ExpandSession 1: What is 'Anti-Gender' Politics?
      • Session 1 Introduction
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      • Lesson 1.1: What is ‘Anti-Gender’ Politics? Origins, Uses & Controversies
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      • Lesson 1.2: How Activists Understand 'Anti-Gender' Politics?
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      • Lesson 1.3: Who Drives ‘Anti-Gender’ Politics?
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      • More Learning Assests - Worksheet - Mapping ‘Anti-Gender’ Mobilisations in Your Context
      • More Learning Assets - Reading List
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      • Session 2 Introduction
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      • Lesson 2.1: Moral Panic & Media Narratives
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      • Lesson 2.2: Media Effects & Public Attitudes
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      • Lesson 2.3: Media Narratives Across Europe
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      • More Learning Assests - Worksheet - Analysing ‘Anti-Gender’ Media Discourses in Your Context
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    • ExpandSession 3: Lived Effects of ‘Anti-Gender’ Politics
      • Session 3 Introduction
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      • Lesson 3.1: Institutional and Everyday Impacts of ‘Anti-Gender’ Politics
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      • Lesson 3.2: From Hostility to Harm: Violence and Intimidation
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      • Lesson 3.3: Mental Health and Personal Consequences
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      • Lesson 3.4: Intersectional Inequalities and Uneven Impacts
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      • More Learning Assests - Reflection Worksheet - ‘Anti-Gender’ Mobilisations in Your Contexts
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    • ExpandSession 4: Migration and Displacement
      • Session 4 Introduction
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      • Lesson 4.1: Anti-Gender Politics and Displacement
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      • Lesson 4.2: Precarity in Exile
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      • Lesson 4.3: Care & Survival in Exile
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      • More Learning Assets - Reflection Worksheet - Intersections of ‘Anti-Gender’ Violence and Migration in Your Contexts
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      • Session 5 Introduction
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      • Lesson 5.1: Grassroots resistance
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      • Lesson 5.2: Care and resistance
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      • Lesson 5.3: Creative resistance
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      • Lesson 5.4: Knowledge and continuity
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      • Lesson 5.5: Joy as Resistance
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      • GLOSSARY. Solidarity and Struggle: Resisting Anti-Gender Politics
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    3. Key takeaways

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    Tags:
    • representation
    • media representations
    • media
    • journalism
    • framing
    • media framing
    • feminism
    • Gender Equality
    • social justice
    • trans justice
    • transgender
    • LGBTIQ+
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