th AFN Annual General Assembly培训教程文件.pptVIP

First Nations Sex and Gender Balanced Analysis Framework Gender Balancing:Restoring Our Sacred Circle Assembly of First Nations The AFN is the national organization representing First Nations in Canada regardless of age, gender or place of residence. AFN’s GBA approach is different from mainstream GBA Frameworks which seek to challenge its own assumptions and values that create and reinforce systemic discrimination of all types towards achieving its notion of equality. AFN-GBA History 1998- 2001: National First Nations Gender Equality Secretariat. 2004: AFN Women’s Council was established and served to raise the voice of GBA. GBA continued for 8 years despite lack of capacity and resources. First Nations Women’s Chiefs Forum and AFN Chiefs-in-Assembly Feb. 2007: AFN Women’s Council 2007 Draft Framework was endorsed by the First Nations Women’s Chiefs Forum in Vancouver. April 2007: Approved by AFN Executive Committee AFN Special Chiefs Assembly Resolution no. 2/ 2007 Brought forward for endorsement at the Calgary, AFN-AGA in July, 2009 AFN GBA International May 2009 – AFN WC led an historical opening at the 8th session of the UNPFII. GBA intervention to UNPFII and a GBA side event . Interest in advancing GBA at the international level including a GBA lens on the UN DRIP and MDG’S. Internationally AFN is recognized as a leader in GBA and restoring gender equality, the sacred roles and relationships between men and women. GBA was Inherent to First Nations GBA is not new to First Nations. Egalitarian Societies, clans and governance systems. Critical checks and balances. Feminine masculine principles Sex and Gender–Balanced Analysis Framework for Health The AFN Women’s Council has been advancing a timely culturally relevant sex and gender-balanced analysis framework for health which will soon be ready for full distribution. GBA Lens on diabetes and MRP GBA is Good Medicine! Include AFN-GBA process when working with and on behalf of First Nations