# Ways to limit gender participation in social activities When planning social events, some situations may need to be designed for specific genders. The following are some practices that can be considered, but please ensure that these practices comply with local laws and regulations to avoid unnecessary discrimination： ## Method of explicit restriction -Directly indicate the group-oriented in the name of the event, such as "Women's Workplace Leadership Workshop" -Clearly state who is participating in the event description and explain the reasons -Set up registration conditions or application forms, indicating the gender groups targeted by the event - Send out specific invitations, such as "Relaxation Day for Mothers on Mother's Day" ## Method of implied restriction - Select specific topics, such as around women's health, men's mental health, etc. -Influence the composition of participants through the choice of event time and place - Use specific publicity channels and visual design to attract target gender groups -Naturally attract gender-specific participants through event content design Any gender restrictions should have a reasonable purpose, such as providing a safe space, addressing the needs of specific groups, or creating equal opportunities, and are not based on stereotypes or discrimination.