Joseph Kilgallen
@josephkilgallen.bsky.social
Phd Student @ UC Santa Barbara 👨💻🏄♂️ 🌊 | Human Behavioral Ecology, Women’s Empowerment, Gender norms, Cross-cultural collaborations | 🇹🇿 🇺🇸
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“You are Married by the Woman”: Divergent Understandings of Men’s Support for Women’s Empowerment in Northwestern Tanzania - Joseph A. Kilgallen, Alexander M. Ishungisa, Pius Charles, Theresia Marco C...
Engaging men in women’s empowerment is a global priority, yet there is still limited understanding of how men’s support for women’s empowerment is conceptualize...
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“You Are Married by the Woman” explores how men’s support for women’s empowerment is understood in a fast-urbanizing Tanzanian community.
If you're interested in gender, masculinity, and social change, check it out!
“You Are Married by the Woman” explores how men’s support for women’s empowerment is understood in a fast-urbanizing Tanzanian community.
If you're interested in gender, masculinity, and social change, check it out!
A surprising pattern in global health research: Women often report greater acceptance of intimate partner violence (IPV) than men.
This has been widely interpreted as women internalizing inequitable gender norms.
Our recent study asks what if that conclusion is wrong?
This has been widely interpreted as women internalizing inequitable gender norms.
Our recent study asks what if that conclusion is wrong?
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March 17, 2025 at 5:13 PM
A surprising pattern in global health research: Women often report greater acceptance of intimate partner violence (IPV) than men.
This has been widely interpreted as women internalizing inequitable gender norms.
Our recent study asks what if that conclusion is wrong?
This has been widely interpreted as women internalizing inequitable gender norms.
Our recent study asks what if that conclusion is wrong?
Reposted by Joseph Kilgallen
For similar results, see also this excellent paper by Mhairi Gibson et al.
Sensitive 👏topics👏, need👏 sensitive👏 tools.
Sensitive 👏topics👏, need👏 sensitive👏 tools.
Measuring Hidden Support for Physical Intimate Partner Violence: A List Randomization Experiment in South-Central Ethiopia
Understanding how and why physical intimate partner violence (IPV) persists in high-risk communities has proven difficult. As IPV is both sensitive and illegal, people may be inclined to misreport the...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
March 14, 2025 at 10:00 PM
For similar results, see also this excellent paper by Mhairi Gibson et al.
Sensitive 👏topics👏, need👏 sensitive👏 tools.
Sensitive 👏topics👏, need👏 sensitive👏 tools.
Reposted by Joseph Kilgallen
Women routinely self-report *greater* agreement with statements condoning intimate partner violence against women than men do.
Here, we resolve this paradoxical finding; demonstrating that gender differences are reversed when using indirect reporting...
📝 with @josephkilgallen.bsky.social et al.
Here, we resolve this paradoxical finding; demonstrating that gender differences are reversed when using indirect reporting...
📝 with @josephkilgallen.bsky.social et al.
Understanding Gender Differences in Acceptance of Intimate Partner Violence Against Women: Are Women Truly More Accepting Than Men?
journals.sagepub.com
March 14, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Women routinely self-report *greater* agreement with statements condoning intimate partner violence against women than men do.
Here, we resolve this paradoxical finding; demonstrating that gender differences are reversed when using indirect reporting...
📝 with @josephkilgallen.bsky.social et al.
Here, we resolve this paradoxical finding; demonstrating that gender differences are reversed when using indirect reporting...
📝 with @josephkilgallen.bsky.social et al.
🚨 New Paper Alert! 🚨
“You Are Married by the Woman” explores how men’s support for women’s empowerment is understood in a fast-urbanizing Tanzanian community.
If you're interested in gender, masculinity, and social change, check it out!
“You Are Married by the Woman” explores how men’s support for women’s empowerment is understood in a fast-urbanizing Tanzanian community.
If you're interested in gender, masculinity, and social change, check it out!
“You are Married by the Woman”: Divergent Understandings of Men’s Support for Women’s Empowerment in Northwestern Tanzania - Joseph A. Kilgallen, Alexander M. Ishungisa, Pius Charles, Theresia Marco C...
Engaging men in women’s empowerment is a global priority, yet there is still limited understanding of how men’s support for women’s empowerment is conceptualize...
journals.sagepub.com
March 12, 2025 at 10:40 PM
🚨 New Paper Alert! 🚨
“You Are Married by the Woman” explores how men’s support for women’s empowerment is understood in a fast-urbanizing Tanzanian community.
If you're interested in gender, masculinity, and social change, check it out!
“You Are Married by the Woman” explores how men’s support for women’s empowerment is understood in a fast-urbanizing Tanzanian community.
If you're interested in gender, masculinity, and social change, check it out!