… that position boys and girls differently, often creating gender inequalities and sexual
vulnerability for those gendered as girls. Girls' vulnerability is characterised by confusing and …

… the context of researching girls and sexuality in Africa in order to make agency and vulnerability
… ’ subordinate positions with social and cultural contexts, the risk to defy and act against …

… cultural context and the individual’s place in that context. In this paper we explore how the
cultural context … understanding which children are vulnerable and under which circumstances. …

… Adolescents’ beliefs about family obligation often reflect cultural variations in their family
context, and thus are important for understanding development among diverse youth. In this …

… conscious intentions and the constraints and cultural expectations people are subjected to …
girls is called for. In order to be able to take into account both the circumstances — the context …

… Based on interviews with young black girls aged 16 and 17 years, this paper explores the …
dynamics and vulnerability intersect. We show how girls’ sexual cultures are situated within …

… aggressive potential of girls as well as the reconstitution of girl culture as a positive … cultural
production” (Gonick 2006: 6). Thus, Girl Power became the platform for refusing vulnerability …

… The dominant boyfriend-girlfriend culture in the schools predisposed girls to the experiences
of gender-based violence, sexual exploitation, and gender inequality in far-reaching ways. …

… vulnerability, on the other hand, stems from socio-cultural, … to both individual risk and societal
vulnerability. We will begin by … the girls are no longer held back, we believe the girls should …

… girls in a Secure Unit in England to consider the cultural and political twinning of age with
vulnerability… undermine the complexity of issues facing girls in trouble and hence significantly …