gender-sensitive

Mindful of identity

Gender-sensitive describes policies, approaches, or attitudes that take into account differences in how things affect men and women: gender-sensitive health care, gender-sensitive language.

The term appears frequently in institutional and academic contexts, often signaling awareness of inequalities or the need to address them: The organization adopted gender-sensitive hiring practices.

language

pronouns

Noun substitutes

non-binary · wording · phrasing · neutral · guidelines · communication · titles · honorifics · Ms · salutation

policy

equity

Impartial treatment or ownership value

harassment · legislation · compliance · quotas · affirmative · diversity · inclusion · representation · pay gap · parental leave

healthcare

reproductive

Related to producing offspring

mammography · prostate · hormonal · menstrual · pregnancy · contraception · menopause · cervical · ovarian · testicular

education

curriculum

Educational program's content plan

participation · classroom · bias · stereotypes · role models · encouragement · assessment · sports · Title IX · scholarships

design

ergonomics

Study of work efficiency

PPE · pharmaceuticals · medical devices · user research · anthropometrics · product development · clothing · tools · technology · apps

Opposites
awareness of gender differences

gender-sensitivegender-blind

Disregarding sex differences

gender-neutral · one-size-fits-all · undifferentiated · homogenizing

intentionality toward gender

gender-sensitivesexist

Biased based on gender

misogynistic · patriarchal · chauvinistic · anti-feminist · discriminatory

Family

gender, sensitive, genders, gendered, gendering, genderless, sense, senses, sensing

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