NAME: ODESSA KYE DELMUNDO

SCORE: _________________ COURSE, YEAR & SECTION: BSCRIMINOLOGY 2A DATE:

__________________

ACTIVITY 1

1. COMMUNICATE: Fill the information in the table below:

WORK/JOB MAN (Does WOMAN MAN (Does WOMAN
this at home) (Does this at this outside) (Does this
home) outside)

TAILOR Most men today Some of the girls They are shy if Today they will
really know how do tailor at other people will take it seriously
to tailor their home, they see them when it comes to
own clothes. usually adopt it tailoring because their clothing
They can adopt by watching for them because they
it from their wife youtube videos. tailoring is for don’t want to
or mom and or the girls only. upset others
sister. who can see
them.

COOK But So, traditionally Men can cook Women do

unfortunately, speaking, and must cook cooking outside
there are very cooking for the to build a happy like grilling,
few men who household is the and tummy full boiling etc.
cook because duty of the family and
they feel cooking woman. friends as well.
is just a
women's job and
are embarrassed
to do kitchen
chores.

WAITER They do They always As we can notice A waitress is the

waitering at used to do it for in some female form of
home just like their family. restaurants waiter. Female
preparing food outside most of servers also
for their family. the boys do it seem more
because they are polite or
traditionally attentive.
saying that boys
 have more
strength
meaning they
are always given
more physically
demanding jobs.

WASHING It is their Woman should I think nowadays Yes and

CLOTHES responsibility to washed their as you can sometimes the
(LAUNDRY) washed their close at home notice boys woman who
own clothes at because thats prefered to go washed clothes
home. what her one of laundry shop outside called
the because some “Labandera”
responsibility. are shy if they used to
someone sees work like these
them washing in order them to
their clothes provide their
outside. needs.

TEACHER His responsibility Woman as They can still They should

to teach his teacher can help teach outside teach outside
children or sister to educate their they still have and empower
or brother their children or the power to do important
classwork or family. it. behavior most
homework. especially in the
youth today.

HOUSEHELP His responsibility Her They can be Women is said

(MAID) to help responsibility at househelp to be the maid
household home to help outside it’s of the house.
chores. They those chores it’s, because their They are well
should not lend I believe most of strength is more known to be
only to their the woman capable in the very nice
mom or sister. responsible for household househelp.
all task related chores.
to care of the
children.

DRIVER A responsibility Sometimes if his They used to Womens need to

of being a man son or husband drive vehicles drive outside in
in the family, his does not arrive outside and that order them to
task is to drive they are given a is their job also. stand on their
 his family safe. task to drive own.
home.

2. Why is it that household-related work is done by women, and the same work when
done outside the house is performed by men?
The work done by the male is valued more than the work done by the female
because males are believed to be masculine and can do outside work while females
are believed to be housewives and can not earn a living and she depends on her
husband. Based on my observation, women is related in household works because
they are known as women and they only know the work inside the house and that’s
what people knew to them. And the men are outside the house because they are
known a strong and brave persons, so that if what will happen to them outside they
can defend themselves and also they are the ones who are finding their job in order
to sustain the needs of his family.

3. Is any work done at home of less importance? If so, which one and why?
Working from home is a lot more comfortable for lots of people. Employees can
save a great deal of time and money since they do not have to travel so often, which
means people will have more time for work and for themselves, too. Another drawback
is that some people may get distracted from work by external factors.

4. Does being born a boy or girl decide the type of work an individual does when
she/he grows up? Why?
Assigned sex is a label that you're given at birth based on medical factors,
including your hormones, chromosomes, and genitals. Most people are assigned male or
female, and this is what's put on their birth certificates. Being a boy or a girl, for most
children, is something that feels very natural. At birth, babies are assigned male or
female based on physical characteristics. This refers to the "sex" or "assigned gender" of
the child. Meanwhile, "gender identity" refers to an internal sense people have of who
they are that comes from an interaction of biological traits, developmental influences,
and environmental conditions. This may be male, female, somewhere in between, a
combination of both or neither.

5. Can girls/women take up work that is normally considered done by boys/men? Which
ones can be taken up and which ones cannot be done? Why?
Both the genders should be treated equally for the heterogeneous growth of
the country and in making headway to expand like developed ones. Democracy is
the strongest tool to end this discrimination against women. Save a girl child, admire
a woman and treat her equal in all respects. The freedom to work – by choice, in
conditions of dignity, safety and fairness – is integral to human welfare.
Guaranteeing that women have access to this right is an important end in itself.
 6. Can boys/men take up work that is normally considered done by girls/women? Which
ones can be taken up and which ones cannot be done? Why?
The phrase “boys will be boys” is often used to justify behavior such as pushing,
shoving, or other forms of aggression from young boys. The phrase implies that
such behavior is unchangeable and something that is part of a boy’s nature.
Aggressive behavior, when it does not inflict significant harm, is often accepted from
boys and men because it is congruent with the cultural script for masculinity.

NAME: ODESSA KYE DELMUNDO

SCORE: _________________ COURSE, YEAR & SECTION: BSCRIMINOLOGY 2-A
DATE: __________________

ACTIVITY 2

CONTEMPLATE: Reflect on the following questions: Not less than 50 words in every questions.

1. Reflect an LGBT character you have seen on national television.

-Viceral is best known for his stand-up routines, in which he uses observational comedy,
situational irony and sarcasm pertaining to Filipino culture and human sexuality. He is also
the first openly gay endorser for Globe Telecom.

-I’ve seen Vice Ganda as an LGBT but for me it is not a problem anymore because he is
true to his feelings, and also he is not shy of showing to everyone that he is acceptable and
deserves to be loved. His gender is not the hindrance for being a good or kind person to
everyone, he is not a selfish person, if what he has in his life, he share this to everyone.
2. What were stereotypes portrayed by these characters?
- He's mostly known for his stand-up comedy, in which he satirizes Filipino society and
lampoons human sexuality. He has appeared in a number of films, six of which have gone
on to become critical hits, with six of them ranking among the highest-grossing films in the
history of the Filipino film industry. Vice Ganda began his professional career as a musician
before transitioning to stand up comedy. He got a job as a singer/comedian in a bar in
Manila, where the director, Richard Castaneda, gave him the nickname "Vice Ganda," which
he kept. He honed his inimitable sense of comedy over the years, harboring it on his
sardoni.
3. How can the media present the LGBT in a better way?
-In my own idea, the media can present the LGBT in a better way, just like promoting them
that LGBT are also a person who has a good intention to everyone because they also have
feelings. LGBT wanted others to accept them fully the way they are, and to feel that they
belong to everyone.
4. Is the media being an effective way to influence people towards gender equity?
-Media plays a very important role in our daily life. Media helps form our social values.
Partnering with private sector organizations, UN Women has been promoting the use of
media, especially social media, as a powerful tool to advocate for elimination of violence
against women and promote gender equality. Media has a big role in influencing people
towards gender equity because based on what I know media is a thing that can make
peoples life miserable but if media use I a good way by making everyone equal it will not be
 able to have a misunderstanding. Instead media will be the reason for us to have a peaceful
and better life, not just only today but in the near future.

NAME: ODESSA KYE DELMUNDO

SCORE: _________________ COURSE, YEAR & SECTION: BSCRIMINOLOGY 2A DATE:
__________________
ACTIVITY 3

CONTEMPLATE: Reflect on the following questions: Not less than 50 words in every questions.

1. Think about the terms “cry like a girl” and “iyakin, parang bakla”.

Gender and emotion stereotypes suggest that men do not and should not cry, yet
men’s crying seems to be particularly prominent in contexts such as competitive sports.

Crying doesn't make a MAN gay. It only makes him human.

2. Why would crying like a girl make a man weaker?
This is also a reason why guys melt when a girl cries. It's because it inspires their
own empathy and needs to feel connected to her. When a woman cries in front of a man, it
gives him an opportunity to get closer to her and see her as the vulnerable woman that she
is. Therefore making him feel attracted to her.

3. Why would a boy crying be equated to being “bakla”?

Crying is a very healthy expression of feelings such as sadness and disappointment. If
we tell boys not to cry, they may begin to suppress, avoid or shut down these emotions, as
they are not encouraged to express them.

4. Can you give examples of heteronormativity?

Heteronormativity is the belief that heterosexuality is the default, preferred, or normal
mode of sexual orientation. It assumes the gender binary and that sexual and marital
relations are most fitting between people of opposite sex.
For example, here is a classic heteronormative scenario: The wife stays home with the
kids while the husband goes off to work.
Not only is this the standard plot in most movies and sitcoms, until recent times, it was also
the standard way of looking at marriage and gender roles.

5. Do you think it is important for the youth to continuously engage in nation-building

and making reforms or changes in how things are done in our country right now?
Why do you think so?
It is a well-known fact that the youth of any country is a great asset. They
are indeed the future of the country and represent it at every level. The role of
youths in nation-building is more important than you might think. In other words,
the intelligence and work of the youth will take the country on the pathway of
success. As every citizen is equally responsible, the youth is too. They are the
building blocks of a country.
The youth plays a great role in nation-building. It has the power to help a
country develop and move towards progress. It also is responsible for bringing social
 reform within a country. The youth of a country determine the future of a nation.
NAME: ODESSA KYE DELMUNDO
SCORE: _________________ COURSE, YEAR & SECTION: BSCRIMINOLOGY 2-A
DATE: __________________
ACTIVITY 4
COMMUNICATE: What are the particular health services and components in your Barangay
which responds to the needs of women, men, and LGBTQ+?
CLUSTER AVAILABILITY
Public Health Availability of public health
activities varies greatly
depending on demographic
size, social measures,
municipal health department
expenditure, and the role of
state boards of health in
multivariate models.
SPECIFIC SERVICES
● Assess and monitor
population health status,
factors that influence
health, and community
needs and assets
● Investigate, diagnose,
and address health
problems and hazards
affecting the population
● Communicate effectively
to inform and educate
people about health,
factors that influence it,
and how to improve it
● Strengthen, support,
and mobilize
communities and
partnerships to improve
health
● Create, champion, and
implement policies,
plans, and laws that
impact health
● Utilize legal and
regulatory actions
designed to improve and
protect the public’s
health
● Assure an effective
 system that enables
equitable access to the
individual services and
care needed to be
healthy
● Build and support a
diverse and skilled public
health workforce
● Improve and innovate
public health functions
through ongoing
evaluation, research,
and continuous quality
improvement
● Build and maintain a
strong organizational
infrastructure for public
health

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Water Healthcare facilities must

- An individual who does not provide a reliable and available
have access to improved water source, as well as clean
drinking water, such as from and safe sanitation facilities,
a secured borehole well or hand hygiene facilities at points
municipal piped supply, is of care and toilets, and
forced to rely on surface adequate waste management
water, unregulated and systems, in order to deliver
potentially polluted wells, or quality care.
vendors selling water of
unknown provenance and
condition.
Many societies' water
supplies are often far from
their homes, so women and
girls must devote much of
their time and energy to
fetching water, a job that
often exposes them to
attacks from men and even
wild animals.
Sanitation
- People have little
 alternative but to use
insufficient communal
latrines or practice open
defecation without better
sanitation – a facility that
securely removes human
waste from human
interaction. Seeking a safe
place to use the restroom
outdoors, sometimes after
dark, will expose women
and girls to harassment and
sexual misconduct.
Exposed faecal matter will
be transferred back into
people's food and water
supplies in the local area,
aiding the transmission of
infectious diseases like
cholera. Lack of efficient
waste collection or
sewerage systems can
contaminate habitats and
lead to disease pandemics
outside of the city.
Hygiene
- In certain parts of the
world, people are unaware
of the importance of proper
hygiene habits in preventing
disease transmission. And
while people are aware of
proper health practices,
they frequently neglect the
soap, clean water, and
cleaning facilities they need
to make meaningful
improvements to protect
themselves and their
communities.

Nutrition Many causes, many of ● Diabetes education.

 which are interrelated,
affect nutrient availability.
Particle scale, humus and
water content, pH, aeration,
temperature, root surface
area, rhizoflora, and
mycorrhizal growth are all
factors to consider.
● General healthy eating
and nutrition education
sessions.
● Nutrition counseling
sessions to develop an
individualized meal plan.
● Cooking classes.
● Grocery store tours.

Mental Health and
Psychosocial services
An equitable and human
rights-based policy that
ensures the provision and
accessibility of psychosocial
assistance and mental
health services for all
migrants (regardless of their
status) and their host
populations will help
migrants, their families,
communities, and the
economies of both origin
and destination countries
achieve positive social,
economic, and cultural
outcomes.
Any help that people get to
secure or encourage their
mental health and psychosocial
welfare is referred to as mental
health and psychosocial support
(MHPSS). Treatment and
avoidance of psychological
conditions such as depression,
anxiety, and post-traumatic
stress disorder are significant
components of MHPSS (PTSD).

How are the needs of women, men, and LGBTQ+ addressed through these health services?
(Not less than 50 words)
The problems in obtaining health insurance is exacerbated by non-heterosexual preference.
By the introduction of holistic and supportive views, even more should be done to secure
sexual minorities' access to health care. The findings of this study point to the need for
more in-depth discussions on the topic, as well as new research and debates, with the goal
of improving professionals and services for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender health
care. The relationship between users and health services is considered essential to
strengthen the quality of care. However, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender
population suffer from prejudice and discrimination in access and use of these services.