What have you learned about gender, environment, or health, or most importantly the connections between them, through taking this class?

For your final assignment for this class, I would like you to reflect on something(s) important you have learned. What have you learned about gender, environment, or health, or–most importantly– the connections between them, through taking this class? There are many possible ways to answer this question well. It is entirely appropriate to include in your essay a discussion of what you knew or thought before taking this class and how that has changed. Alternatively, you could focus on an analysis of a few key works we have read. Use whatever structure works for you to develop a discussion about one or a few things you have learned. Requirements: For this assignment, you are required to draw directly and substantially from 3-5 assigned chapters, articles, or documentaries from the class, and you will not do well if you fail to do that. The essay should be a minimum of 1,000 words but no longer than 1,500 words. This should be a final draft of your work, meaning that you have read through the finished essay at least once and: corrected any grammatical or typographical errors to the absolute best of your ability, ensured that the introduction and conclusion belong to the same paper and make the same point (sometimes our intentions drift as we get writing), and made sure each part of the essay makes sense and contributes to the whole. You must cite any sources you consult (including those used for class), and properly quote anything you use in your essay. You should have a bibliography. If you got the idea to connect 2 concepts from something you read, you must give the author credit by citing them. These citations should be formatted according to Chicago style requirements.here is a link to a film i couldn’t add below https://vimeo.com/371484110