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SGJ
(redirected from Sonke Gender Justice)

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SGJStichting Gereformeerd Jeugdwelzijn (Dutch: Reformed Youth Welfare Foundation; Netherlands)
SGJSonke Gender Justice (South Africa)
SGJSimulated Gastric Juice
SGJSamoborska Glazbena Jesen (Croatian: Samobor Fall Music; music festival; Samobor, Croatia)
SGJScotia Group Jamaica Limited (Kingston, Jamaica)
SGJSerikat Guru Jakarta (Indonesia)


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It is hard to go to a clinic and acknowledge your vulnerability as a man," said Dean Peacock, coordinator at Sonke Gender Justice Network, one of the groups working to engage men.
Aalumentu oya tokola opo ya kale yiitula mo mokuwathela ooyakwawo, konima sho yiilongo shinasha nomayooloko gatulwa po koshigwana shinasha nuukakwashike ko okantu, omauveko kombinga yuulumentu nuutate, miigongiilonga ya wilikwa ko NGO yedhina Sonke Gender Justice petameko lyomvo.
The men decided to get actively involved in helping others after they learnt about gender stereotypes, understandings of manhood and fatherhood during workshops run by NGO Sonke Gender Justice earlier this year.
 
 
 
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