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ICRW Parivartan: Coaching Boys into Men

A group of young boys stand in a row, with a few of them sitting down in the front holding cricket bats. the text at the bottom reads, "come, come my friend, shine like a star".
By The International Center Research on Women Sports and Sexuality Videos September 1, 2014

The International Center for Research on Women’s (ICRW) Parivartan program uses cricket to draw in boys and young men to teach that aggressive behavior doesn’t make them “real men” — nor does it aid in winning cricket matches. With the ultimate aim to reduce violence against women, the program helps boys and men view women and girls as equals, and treat them with respect.

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ICRW’s Parivartan program uses cricket to draw in boys and young men to teach that aggressive behavior doesn’t make them “real men” — nor does it aid in winning cricket matches. With the ultimate aim to reduce violence against women, the program helps boys and men view women and girls as equals, and treat them with respect.
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