Volunteering by Lucía Trillo

Nazism by Manuela Rodríguez Delgado

MANIPULATION IN POLITICS - Andrés García Coronado

MANIPULACIÓN EN LA PRENSA ESCRITA POR MANUEL MARTÍNEZ PUERTAS

Do we know what we eat? By María Alanzabes León

WORKING WOMEN DAY

Women in Politics in Spain by Antonio Jesús

Two-Party and Multi party system by Antonio David Villegas

The dictatorships by Luz Mª Luceno

RACISM IN RELIGIONS BY MIRIAM CASTILLA

RACISM BY IRENE GONZÁLEZ

RACISM IN RELIGIONS by Miriam Castilla

https://www.emaze.com/@ACCOZCZT/racism-in-religions

Islamic State by Sofía Salas Ruiz

Trabajar como guía- intérprete: Mediador por Mª Virginia Barbado

La Revolución Industrial by Pedro Antonio Espejo

Jobs inside of fútbol by Manuel Barbado

WORKAHOLISM BY ZHIXIU CANO

SOCIAL NETWORKS ADDICTION BY ANA BELÉN GARCÍA FLORES

Drugs by Laura Vargas Adamuz

Addictions: Alcohol

Adictions from isasaorientadora

BISEXUAL PEOPLE by Mª Elena García González

Stereotype by Sheila Martín Amate

STEREOTYPES

We should be live a naturally life, without stereotypes. This will be make that everyone can think and have a more complete picture of things without guided by nothing.

GAY MARRIAGE by Laura Marín Marín

Sterotypes

2.1.- Choose two adjectives that you think describe the nationalities listed below:
 Punctual
 well-dressed
 Arrogant
 Romantic
 Lazy
 Ignorant
 Respectful
 Sophisticated
 Methodical
 Hard- working
 Talkative
 Outgoing
 Formal
 easy-going
 polite
American- British - French - Japanesse-  German - Spanish

2.2.- We call that National Clichés or Stereotypes. Do you know any other clichés about people from other countries or places?

2.3.- Do you tell jokes about the people from other countries?

Clases de violencia de género

Clases maltrato-español from isasaorientadora

Domestic violence by Luz Mª Luceno

This video shows what usually think the members of a family in which there is domestic violence

One woman is victim of abuse when...

In pairs:

Classify these behaviours in one of the five kinds of abuse we have commented.

1. She is insulted and put down alone or in front of her children or family.
2. She is denied access to money or is only given money for her household expenses
3. She is prevented from working or studying.
4. She’s not allowed to go out if she doesn’t say where she’s going
5. She is kept away from her family and friends
6. She is pushed, injured, punched, burned,…
7. She must act in the way that he wants forgetting her own feelings
8. Nobody listens to her or takes her opinion into account
9. She is forced to have sex against her will
10. She is blamed for everything that happens
11. She is treated like a little girl or disabled person
12. She must guess everything he thinks, wants or needs

Gender Violence- Definition and kinds

GENDER VIOLENCE- Definition and kinds

Violence against women is one of the most tangible manifestations of the economic, social, political and cultural inequalities that exist between men and women. Violence against women constitutes a violation of their human rights and fundamental freedoms, manifesting itself in numerous forms.

There are five types of abuse:

1. Physical: This type is the most evident and includes any act that is not accidental that causes or can cause damage to the woman’s body. For instance: slapping, punching, beating, cutting, injuring, burning, killing…

2. Psychological: This includes all behaviours which damage self-esteem or cause emotional suffering in a woman: threats, humiliations, forced obedience and trying to convince the victim that she is always guilty. Also: insults, controlling all exits of the house, public humiliations, putting down, controlling money, physical abuse of pets, isolating.

3. Sexual: In this form of abuse the abuser forces the victim to have sex against their will.

4. Economic: This occurs when the victim doesn’t have access to her money because the abuser controls it, even if she is economically independent.

5. Social: This consists of the abuser isolating the woman from her family and friends by not allowing her to see or contact them. He might also force her to move far away from the city where they lived.

Gender Violence: Definitions and kinds