Encouraging children to explore activities and interests traditionally associated with the opposite gender.

Using gender-neutral language and avoiding reinforcing stereotypes in conversations.

Providing children with toys and books that challenge traditional gender roles.

All of the above.

It promotes gender equality by sharing responsibilities and challenging traditional gender roles.

It helps children develop a stronger bond with their fathers and learn about different perspectives.

It allows mothers to have more time for self-care and personal development.

All of the above.

Providing equal opportunities for education and employment for both girls and boys.

Challenging gender stereotypes in media and popular culture.

Promoting policies and programs that address gender-based discrimination.

All of the above.

Providing a safe and inclusive learning environment for all students.

Implementing gender-responsive curricula and teaching materials.

Training teachers to address gender bias and promote equality.

All of the above.

Collaborating to create gender-sensitive policies and programs at the local level.

Organizing workshops and events to raise awareness about gender equality.

Advocating for gender-responsive budgeting and resource allocation.

All of the above.