This quiz will help adolescent (Questions for teens,14+) to recognize how gender stereotypes can impact them in online spaces and encourage them to respect and celebrate differences. It also provides a guide with tips to help children and young people understand gender stereotypes in their online spaces, encourage conversations and respect differences and uniqueness online.

This online escape game, created on the Genially platform, addresses the theme of gender equality and challenges players to solve a series of puzzles and challenges related to gender stereotypes, discrimination and the fight for equality.
As they progress through the game, players will explore different scenarios and learn about the importance of gender equality and women's roles in society

Teaching about gender stereotypes and doing so effectively are necessary tasks for an educator. When teaching about gender stereotypes, it is essential that educators emphasize how gender stereotypes harm men and women equally. In the game we have created, called "Is it for girls or for boys?", gender inequalities are emphasized so that everyone can analyze and discuss the diversity and uniqueness of each person.

A digital game resource for young people to promote gender equality and to tackle gender-based and sexual abuse and harassment.

Enter your gender and country of birth to see how your life could turn out." - based on Gender Equality Index, a tool to measure the progress of gender equality in the EU countries, developed by European Institute for Gender Equality. The game can be an introduction to the discussion on gender equality areas and dimensions.

Introducing and exercising the principles of non-violent communication using the rules of memory game.

The Climate and Gender game supports learning and dialogue on the different vulnerabilities of women and men facing climate variability and change, using examples of floods and droughts.

Although gender bias is a serious topic with professionally damaging consequences, WorkLife Law’s gender bias training website offers a zany, brainy approach that allows you to learn what you need to know, share your experiences, and have fun in the process.

This game is designed to help players enhance their understanding and application of NVC principles while engaging in a playful and interactive activity. The game requires players to demonstrate various NVC skills through nonverbal communication and gestures.

Real Talk is a mobile app that uses real stories by real teens to convey relevant and credible information about the issues that teens go through growing up. Stories cover topics including healthy relationships, bullying, and online safety.
On the app, they have a weekly subject they are asking teens to write about, but the stories vary in many issues. What I really like is that the questions are tagged by subjects like Relationships, Puberty, and bullying and also, if you press to read the full story, once you click on “Tell me more” it will redirect you to a relevant resource provided by a trusted sexual education website such as Planned Parenthood, Amaze.org, or KidsHealth.

"A look at what constitutes True Masculinity across various cultures. The app takes men on a journey of discovery to eradicate self-defeating male myths to empower men and boys and redefine Masculine Excellence. In the process, we address issues from a male perspective with respect to domestic and intimate partner violence, sexual addictions, sexual harassment in the workplace and public spaces, and participation as providers and consumers of the sex trade. Test your understanding of True Masculinity with The Man Test section of the app - addressing real-life scenarios men face at home, in the workplace, and on a night out with friends. Learn how to face and overcome issues stemming from and develop good, manly character. Develop competence and confidence to speak up as an Active Bystander to prevent and discourage abusive behaviour by other men."

This game aims to:Reflect on the prejudices that hegemonic masculinity causes to men, as well as the violence (physical, verbal, symbolic) that it entails towards women, other men and oneself, verbal, symbolic) violence towards women, other men and themselves and to propose alternatives to hegemonic masculinity based on personal commitment.

Challenging the rigidly defined gender roles through analyzing gender roles in the media.

This game aims to teach participants about terms on gender bias, gender equality and gender discrimination through use of concept-based cards. The game entails gender bias from from professional life to social life, raising awareness on the issues.

This game encourages participants to think critically about gender stereotypes and understand the harm that they can cause. It also promotes teamwork and communication skills as teams work together to come up with arguments and challenge stereotypes.