GNDR studies final project

The final project must be a minimum of 14 pages (including works cited). Please label each section with a separate subheading. You should reference a minimum of two course readings and 10 outside sources. Remember you need to include in-text citations throughout the paper and you must have a works-cited page with a consisten format (APA, MLA, etc. – it’s your choice). Your final project is due Monday, December 7 at 11:59 pm.
Section I. Introduction (20 points)—Define the term gendered violence and what it encompasses—(you will use information from PBI #1 in this section). This section should be at least 1.5 pages.
Section II. Gendered violence globally (15 points)—(you will use information from PBI #2 in this section). This section should be at least one page
Section III. Gendered violence nationally (15 points)—(you will use information from PBI #2 in this section). This section should be at least one page
Section IV. Gendered violence locally (Indiana, the Wabash Valley, Terre Haute and at Indiana State University) (15 points)— (you will use information from PBI #2 in this section). This section should be at least one page
Section V. Explanations of Gendered Violence (economic, feminist, psychological, sociological, etc.) (40 points)— (you will use information from PBI #3 in this section). This section should be at least 2 pages.
Section VI. The Eradication of Gendered Violence (economic, ethical, feminist, legal, political, social, leadership, engagement, activism, democracy, social responsibility, etc.) (40 points)— (you will use information from PBI #3 in this section). This section should be at least 2 pages.
Section VII. Take Back the Night (History, Description of Take Back the Night rallies and marches in the 1970s/1980s, Critiques of Take Back the Night, Take Back the Night on other campuses, Take Back the Night at Indiana State University) (40 points)— (you will use information from PBI #4 in this section). This section should be at least one page.
Section VIII. Putting on Take Back the Night–Description of what needs to be done to put on a Take Back the Night rally and march (theme, logo, publicity, media relations, room reservations, parade permits, selection of music, creation of accompanying video, selection of literature or poetry to be read, selection of an inspirational speaker, donation drives etc.) (35 points)— (you will use information from PBI #4 in this section). This section should be at least one page.
Section IX. Take Back the Night 2020 (40 points)—Describe the event. How did it go? What went well? What could have been improved upon? What were the challenges we faced because of the pandemic? Please include an evaluation of your contributions to organizing the event. This section should be at least two pages.
Section X. Analysis and Application (40 points)—Explain how the skills you developed/honed and the knowledge you gained from organizing Take Back the Night will assist you in the future both professionally and as a citizen. This section should be at least 1.5 pages.