Publications by authors named "Kopano Ratele"

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Exploring hypermasculinity as a moderator between sexual violence victimization and adverse mental health effects among sentenced incarcerated men.
Sebenzile Nkosi, Kopano Ratele, Yandisa Sikweyiya, Neo Morojele

J Mens Health· October 2024

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Examining the Dynamics of Belonging and Alienation in Higher Education Through Photovoice.
Josephine Cornell, Shose Kessi, Kopano Ratele

Health Promot Pract· March 2022

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Engaging men to support women in science, medicine, and global health.
Kopano Ratele, Ravi Verma, Salvador Cruz, Anisur Rahman Khan

Lancet· February 2019

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What is there to learn about violence and masculinity from a genderqueer man?
Rebecca Helman, Kopano Ratele

Glob Health Action· October 2018

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Working through resistance in engaging boys and men towards gender equality and progressive masculinities.
Kopano Ratele

Cult Health Sex· September 2016

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Everyday (in)equality at home: complex constructions of gender in South African families.
Rebecca Helman, Kopano Ratele

Glob Health Action· June 2016

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The invisibility of men in South African violence prevention policy: national prioritization, male vulnerability, and framing prevention.
Ashley van Niekerk, Susanne Tonsing, Mohamed Seedat, Roxanne Jacobs, Kopano Ratele

Glob Health Action· March 2016

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Violence and injuries in South Africa: prioritising an agenda for prevention.
Mohamed Seedat, Ashley Van Niekerk, Rachel Jewkes, Shahnaaz Suffla, Kopano Ratele

Lancet· September 2009

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