Handmaid's Tale
What type of government controls society in The Handmaid’s Tale?
A totalitarian theocracy called Gilead
What basic human right do many activists believe all girls should have equal access to?
Education
Which activist survived a Taliban attack after speaking out for girls’ education?
Malala
According to Catholic teaching, are men and women equal in dignity?
Yes
Which country has nationwide protections for women’s rights under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
Canada
Which character acts as a prophetic voice by resisting oppression and inspiring hope?
Moira
What movement became globally known for exposing sexual harassment and abuse against women?
The #MeToo movement
Which activist helped launch the HeForShe campaign?
Emma Watson
What Catholic belief supports equal respect for all people?
Human dignity
In which country do women’s rights laws vary more from state to state?
The United States
What major freedom is taken away from women in Gilead?
Their rights and personal freedoms, including control over their bodies and education
Name one issue women still face in some countries today
Unequal education, violence, discrimination, or lack of leadership opportunities
Which former First Lady promoted the Let Girls Learn initiative?
Michelle Obama
What does the Church teach about discrimination?
That unjust discrimination is wrong
What 2022 U.S. Supreme Court decision changed abortion protections?
Women’s Health Organization
How does Offred resist Gilead even in small ways?
By remembering the past, telling her story, and refusing to fully accept Gilead’s beliefs
Why do many people consider women’s rights a human rights issue?
Because women deserve equal dignity, freedom, and opportunities
Why are figures like Malala and Emma Watson called prophetic voices?
Because they speak out courageously against injustice and oppression
Why does the Church support helping vulnerable and oppressed people?
Because every person is created in the image of God
Why is Canada often seen as having more consistent protections for women’s rights?
Because laws apply more consistently nationwide
What is Margaret Atwood warning readers about through Gilead?
The dangers of extreme control, loss of rights, and oppression of women
What is one major consequence when women’s rights are limited?
Reduced freedom, opportunity, education, and equality in society
What is the main message shared by many modern prophetic voices?
That women deserve equality, dignity, education, and freedom
How can Catholics respond to injustice against women?
By speaking out, helping others, promoting equality, and protecting human dignity
What is one major difference between Canada and the United States regarding women’s rights?
Canada has more consistent national protections, while the U.S. varies by state