Flowing Gender: the Waters of Pollution
Bob Guerrero
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
In a world where water has become a dwindling resource, the intertwined relationship between gender and water pollution is unveiled. Dive into a fascinating exploration of how the delicate balance of power plays out in the context of the environmentally harmful practices that contaminate our water sources. Delve into the pages of this captivating book as it unpicks the complex web of connections between gender dynamics and the unfortunate consequences of water pollution. Through rich narratives and thought-provoking analysis, gain insight into the ways in which societal gender roles intersect with water pollution, amplifying its impact on both women and men. Witness the effects of polluted water on marginalized communities and how these detrimental consequences often disproportionately affect women, particularly in developing countries where their roles in water collection and management become even more arduous. Travel across continents and explore case studies to understand the multifaceted nature of gender and water pollution. Discover the stories of brave individuals who are challenging the status quo by advocating for gender-inclusive water management policies and pushing for gender empowerment within environmental initiatives.
Duration - 2h 56m.
Author - Bob Guerrero.
Narrator - Digital Voice Alistair G.
Published Date - Wednesday, 29 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2025 Anne Wolfe ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In a world where water has become a dwindling resource, the intertwined relationship between gender and water pollution is unveiled. Dive into a fascinating exploration of how the delicate balance of power plays out in the context of the environmentally harmful practices that contaminate our water sources. Delve into the pages of this captivating book as it unpicks the complex web of connections between gender dynamics and the unfortunate consequences of water pollution. Through rich narratives and thought-provoking analysis, gain insight into the ways in which societal gender roles intersect with water pollution, amplifying its impact on both women and men. Witness the effects of polluted water on marginalized communities and how these detrimental consequences often disproportionately affect women, particularly in developing countries where their roles in water collection and management become even more arduous. Travel across continents and explore case studies to understand the multifaceted nature of gender and water pollution. Discover the stories of brave individuals who are challenging the status quo by advocating for gender-inclusive water management policies and pushing for gender empowerment within environmental initiatives. Duration - 2h 56m. Author - Bob Guerrero. Narrator - Digital Voice Alistair G. Published Date - Wednesday, 29 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Anne Wolfe ©.
Language:
English
- Understanding the significance of water pollution as an environmental crisis 5
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- Introduction to the concept of gender and its relevance in analyzing water pollution issues 8
Duration:00:04:53
Chapter 2: Gender and Water 11
Duration:00:04:00
- The role of gender in shaping relationships with water 14
Duration:00:04:44
- Exploring the historical context of gendered water roles and responsibilities 17
Duration:00:03:59
- Traditional gender norms and their impact on water management 20
Duration:00:04:46
- Case studies showcasing how gender influences access to water resources and pollution disparities 23
Duration:00:04:15
Chapter 3: Gendered Experiences of Water Pollution 26
Duration:00:04:13
- Analyzing the differential impacts of water pollution on men and women 29
Duration:00:05:03
- Gendered vulnerabilities to contaminated water sources 32
Duration:00:04:21
- Intersectionality: exploring the additional challenges faced by marginalized groups 35
Duration:00:04:11
- Case studies highlighting diverse gendered experiences across different regions 38
Duration:00:04:01
Chapter 4: Environmental Justice and Gender 41
Duration:00:04:19
- Understanding environmental justice within the context of water pollution 44
Duration:00:04:49
- Examining the linkages between gender, social inequality, and access to clean water 47
Duration:00:04:28
- Roles of patriarchy, cultural norms, and power structures in perpetuating inequality 50
Duration:00:04:08
- Highlighting exemplary initiatives promoting gender-responsive environmental justice 53
Duration:00:04:06
Chapter 5: Women as Agents of Change 56
Duration:00:04:21
- Recognizing the pivotal role of women in combating water pollution 59
Duration:00:04:09
- Case studies featuring prominent female environmental activists and leaders 62
Duration:00:03:55
- Examining the role of governance systems in empowering women to combat water pollution 65
Duration:00:04:41
- Strategies to enhance women's participation and leadership in environmental decision-making 69
Duration:00:05:44
Chapter 6: Men and Eco-Feminism 73
Duration:00:04:07
- The importance of involving men in tackling water pollution through eco-feminist approaches 76
Duration:00:04:06
- Challenging traditional gender roles and fostering environmental masculinity 79
Duration:00:03:38
- Exploring the potential contributions of men in addressing gendered aspects of water pollution 82
Duration:00:04:40
- Case studies highlighting successful collaborations between men and women in environmental activism 85
Duration:00:03:59
Chapter 7: Collaboration for Change 88
Duration:00:04:46
- The significance of cross-sectoral collaboration in addressing water pollution and gender disparities 91
Duration:00:04:56
- Bridging institutions, governments, NGOs, and local communities 94
Duration:00:03:18
- Best practices for fostering effective partnerships and knowledge exchange 96
Duration:00:04:30
- Illustrating successful examples of collaborative initiatives from around the world 99
Duration:00:04:07
Chapter 8: Toward Sustainable Solutions 102
Duration:00:04:28
- Evaluating existing policy frameworks related to water pollution and gender 105
Duration:00:04:10
- Identifying gaps and opportunities for improving gender responsiveness in environmental policies 108
Duration:00:04:03
- Innovative sustainable solutions from the global and local perspectives 111
Duration:00:04:09
- Recommendations for policymakers, stakeholders, and individuals striving for change 114
Duration:00:06:37
Chapter 9: Conclusion 118
Duration:00:00:01
- Reinforcing the urgency of addressing gender dynamics in water pollution 119
Duration:00:04:38
- Call to action for readers to actively engage in creating a more gender-inclusive and sustainable future 122
Duration:00:04:25
- Final thoughts on the potential for gender equity in promoting environmental protection 125
Duration:00:04:24