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These name tags can be used by trainers, youth workers, coordinators and anyone who would like to include a gender perspective in their activities by encouraging participants to think about gender as a spectrum and not as a binary (Male/Female) concept. Note: the name tags can printed by using Avery’s address labels L7173 (which can be either purchased online or, if available, in a shop). When you print them, don’t forget to adjust your printer’s settings by checking the boxes “Actual size” and “Choose paper source by PDF page size”. The design is by Izabela Markova.
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