Do crises really draw public attention to professions that have become invisible? Once those crises have passed, do the people who have been brought into the spotlight go back behind the curtain, or does the public stick to its opinion about their value to society? Here is some food for thought.
Younger generations are more equal. Discuss
80% of 18-30 year olds believe that their generation is less sexist than previous generations. The editorial staff at the EVE wemagazine looked into whether young people today do indeed take a more equal approach than their elders…
5 tips to avoid decision-making bias
Stereotypes can thwart how we analyze situations and though we might not realize, influence our choices. The good news is that we can do something about it! Here are some tips to protect yourself as far as possible against decision-making bias.
What are mirror neurons?
Sometimes nicknamed “empathy neurons” or “Gandhi neurons”, mirror neurons are understood to be what causes contagious yawning and the perception of non-verbal language.
Tips & Opinions – Promoting gender equity by Avivah Wittenberg-Cox
“We are working very hard to get women out of the stereotypes they’ve put them in,” states Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, CEO of 20-first.
Little tips to reduce a big mental load!
How do you go about reducing your mental load? Here are a few tips.
Career Equality: To Get There, Use Evidence-Based Management
Nearly half of all S&P 500 employees are women, but they only hold 37% of first or mid-level management positions and less than 6% are CEOs. Although more women are now in senior management roles than ever before, the pipeline to the top is still leaky, meaning that the number of women who get to leadership positions does not reflect the proportion of women further down the ranks.
To Hire Top Talent, Think of Women Returners
As you read this, millions of high-caliber women around the world are shut out of traditional recruitment processes. These are women who have stepped out of their professional careers for two, five or fifteen years…
The one question everyone should be asking: “Why does patriarchy persist?”
Overall, Why does patriarchy persist? is a groundbreaking book because it helps us to analyze the gender hierarchy through the lenses of psychology. Going against the same dictatorial system they report, Carol Gillian and Naomi Snider dare to speak and to use their (feminine) voice to share their scientific discoveries.