Approximate Time to Complete Module:	4 hours 30 minutes
** Note: Since time for this module could be tight, you may have to skim some time off some of the activities

• Participants will apply the concepts introduced earlier in the course regarding gender, IHL, and HR to examples of war and armed conflict on civilian populations.
• Participants will be aware of:
  • how the impacts of war and armed conflict on civilian populations are gendered and how and why they affect women, men, girls, and boys differently;
  • how the multiple forms of violence in war and armed conflict are gendered;
  • the importance of gender perspectives in planning and implementing responses in the overall effectiveness of a PSO;
  • the logic to gender-based violence;
  • the different PSO actors that would have responsibility for specific PSO issues.

 Conflict Phase methodology (pdf) [ 82KB ]

1. Presentation I: The Gendered Impact of War and Armed Conflict
2. Lukole Refugee Camp (small group exercise and plenary)
3. Presentation II: Violence in War and Situations of Armed Conflict
4. Testimony (small group exercises and plenary)
5. Presentation III: The Gendered Responses to War and Armed Conflict

 Presentation Notes (pdf) [ 222KB ]
 Learning Notes (pdf) [ 6KB ]

 Gender and the Conflict Phase Slides (powerpoint) [ 10402KB ]

 Lukole Case Study Worksheet (pdf) [ 68KB ]
 Sarajevo Testimony (pdf) [ 97KB ]
 Sarajevo Testimony Worksheet (pdf) [ 54KB ]

 Angry Young Men in Camps (pdf) [ 131KB ]