Tyttötyötä luovasti

Toteutimme toiminnallisen opinnäytetyömme Merikasarmin nuorisotalolla. Pidimme kaksi taidepajaa 10-13 -vuotiaille tytöille. Pajojen aiheena oli " Minä nyt, minä tulevaisuudessa". Työmme tarkoituksena on toteuttaa mielekästä identiteettiä tukevaa taidetoimintaa ja arvioida tätä toteutunutta toimintaa peilaten sitä työmme teoreettiseen viitekehykseen. Työmme tarkoitus on hahmottaa lyhytkestoisen luovan toiminnan mahdollisuuksia tyttöjen identiteettityön ja voimaantumisen tukemisessa. Tavoitteenamme on myös innostaa nuorisotyön toimijoita järjestämään erityisesti tytöille suunnattua toimintaa, joka ei välttämättä vaadi suuria resursseja. Järjestämämme toiminnan taustalla vaikuttaa sosiaalipedagoginen orientaatio, jonka osa-alueista etenkin elämyspedagogiikka, voimaantuminen ja identiteettityö luovat perustan työmme teoreettiselle viitekehykselle. Lisäksi olemme ottaneet huomioon tyttötyön ja monikulttuurisen nuorisotyön periaatteita ja toimintamalleja. Taidepajojen ohjelmassa hyödynnettiin luovuuden ja itseilmaisun eri osa-alueita. Tytöt pääsivät toteuttamaan itseään tekemällä kollaaseja, maalauksia ja käsikoruja. Lisäksi taidepajat sisälsivät keskustelua, musiikkia, yhteisleikkejä ja rentoutumista. Arvioidaksemme teorian ja käytännön vuoropuhelua sekä työmme tarkoituksen ja tavoitteiden onnistumista havainnoimme toteutunutta toimintaa ja keräsimme palautetta palautelomakkeilla. Sekä oma havainnointimme että tytöiltä saatu suullinen ja kirjallinen palaute osoitti toiminnan tarpeelliseksi ja mielekkääksi. Havaitsimme, että myös lyhytkestoiselle luovaan toimintaan painottuvalle tyttötyölle on sosiaalista tilausta. Tytöt kokivat myös taidetoiminnan ohella käymämme keskustelut merkityksellisiksi. Lyhytkestoisella luovalla toiminnalla ei välttämättä pystytä saavuttamaan yhtä syvällisiä tuloksia kuin pitkäkestoisen toiminnan järjestämisellä, mutta tällaisen toiminnan avulla voidaan kuitenkin antaa työkaluja nuoren identiteetin kehittymiselle ja oman elämänhallinnan vahvistumiselle. Koemme, että vastaavanlaisen toiminnan järjestämisestä olisi jatkossakin hyötyä Merikasarmin nuorisotalolla ja myös muilla nuorisotyön tahoilla. Toivomme, että nuorisotyön pieniä resursseja osattaisiin hyödyntää tyttötyön järjestämisessä, sillä onnistunut ja tarpeeseen tuleva toiminta ei aina vaadi suurta rahallista ja ajallista panostusta.

The work-a-day girl; a study of some present day conditions,

Mode of access: Internet.

The story of the Glenwood Girls; a compilation from the herd register and the advanced register shoing what the Glenwood girl family has contributed to the development of the guernsey. Published as a testimonial of the efforts of Mr. Ephraim Tomlinson Gill in his work at Haddon farms.

Mode of access: Internet.

Girl with dog during Mayday procession 1966 Brisbane, Australia

Girl with dog during Mayday procession 1966 Brisbane, Australia. Bystanders including policeman are outside the Bank of New South Wales building in Queen Street, Brisbane.

Girl Connection, Girls & Sport-Part II, June 2004

Newsletter for professionals who work with girls involved in or at risk for involvement in the juvenile justice system.

The Bond Girl phenomenon: defining the female protagonists of the James Bond films

Please consult the paper edition of this thesis to read. It is available on the 5th Floor of the Library at Call Number: Z 9999 C65 F86 2005

Ethel Carnie Holdsworth (1886-1962), ex-mill girl novelist

This short article explores the life and work of Ethel Carnie Holdsworth, the first working-class woman in Britain to publish full-length novels. It assesses her politics and her literacy legacy and is part of the Women's History Network's series, 'Reclaiming Women's Histories'.

Just a Tea Stall Girl: Lessons from India

This article charts the learning of a female academic who travelled and volunteered in southern India during a sabbatical leave from her university. Opportunities to discover gender, race and class connections ranged from tea-stall conversations to academic symposia; from outings with impoverished Indian families to excursions with social justice organizations. The author explores topics that include dowry, politics, globalization, communalism, and poverty. To illustrate her learning, she draws on the work of such renowned Indian scholars as Ali Ashgar Engineer and Vandana Shiva.

Girl holding treat for rabbit / McKenzie Hosp. Schools

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Santa giving present to a girl sitting on woman's lap

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Little girl with one hand in air, the other holding cupcake, sitting on woman's lap

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The Little girl's busybook of play ideas & things-to-do /

Mode of access: Internet.

Milk for a girl and bananas for a boy:recipes and reasons for sex-preference practices in a British Internet forum

Using postings from an internet forum, this paper explores the ways in which some women try to influence the sex of a future child. The extensive reproductive work involved give an indication of the women’s commitment to being able to choose a particular sex; in this case a preference for girls rather than boys. The findings revealed stereotypical views of masculinity and femininity at the heart of the preference. The presumption of fixed gendered identities helped to frame this desire as ‘natural,’ lessen the threat to maternal identities, and reinforce the logic of ‘choice,’ and support their reproductive work practices.

The Game is On! The Adventure of the Girl with the Light Blue Hair

The Game is On! is a series of short animated films that put copyright and creativity under the magnifying glass of Sherlock Holmes, providing a unique, research-led and open access resource for school-aged learners and other creative users of copyright. Drawing inspiration from well-known copyright and public domain work, as well as recent copyright litigation, these films provide a springboard for exploring key principles and ideas underpinning copyright law, creativity, and the limits of lawful appropriation and reuse.

Each episode comes accompanied by a number of related Case Files: supplementary educational materials aimed at suggesting points of discussion about copyright for teachers and students.

Construction Of A Manual Of Work Processes And Techniques From Centro De Dispensação De Medicamentos De Alto Custo (cedmac), Hospital De Clínicas, Unicamp.

The Centers for High Cost Medication (Centros de Medicação de Alto Custo, CEDMAC), Health Department, São Paulo were instituted by project in partnership with the Clinical Hospital of the Faculty of Medicine, USP, sponsored by the Foundation for Research Support of the State of São Paulo (Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo, FAPESP) aimed at the formation of a statewide network for comprehensive care of patients referred for use of immunobiological agents in rheumatological diseases. The CEDMAC of Hospital de Clínicas, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (HC-Unicamp), implemented by the Division of Rheumatology, Faculty of Medical Sciences, identified the need for standardization of the multidisciplinary team conducts, in face of the specificity of care conducts, verifying the importance of describing, in manual format, their operational and technical processes. The aim of this study is to present the methodology applied to the elaboration of the CEDMAC/HC-Unicamp Manual as an institutional tool, with the aim of offering the best assistance and administrative quality. In the methodology for preparing the manuals at HC-Unicamp since 2008, the premise was to obtain a document that is participatory, multidisciplinary, focused on work processes integrated with institutional rules, with objective and didactic descriptions, in a standardized format and with electronic dissemination. The CEDMAC/HC-Unicamp Manual was elaborated in 10 months, with involvement of the entire multidisciplinary team, with 19 chapters on work processes and techniques, in addition to those concerning the organizational structure and its annexes. Published in the electronic portal of HC Manuals in July 2012 as an e-Book (ISBN 978-85-63274-17-5), the manual has been a valuable instrument in guiding professionals in healthcare, teaching and research activities.