NGOs working for gender justice with boys and men: Exploring challenges of accountability
本文通过非政府组织领导人的关切，探讨了与男孩和男性合作促进性别公正的组织在问责制方面的挑战，分析了强制、感受和适应三种问责形式之间的张力及其对女权目标的影响。
Abstract The gender politics of the present moment are challenging for NGOs working for gender justice with boys and men especially in terms of navigating the different forms of accountability their work is subject to. This paper explores these challenges through concerns expressed by a small group of NGO leaders about issues of accountability. These concerns are theorized within a three‐part model where accountability is conceptualized as (1) imposed, (2) felt, and (3) adaptive. The insights from the leaders highlight particular tensions within and between these different forms of accountability for NGOs working in the space of gender justice and, in particular, how these tensions can support and compromise feminist goals. Amid renewed public commitment to gender justice and greater attention and funding in this space for NGOs working with boys and men, ongoing critical examination of these tensions of accountability is imperative.