Women experience climate change differently than men. Why? Two reasons. First, in general, women have less agency, fewer economic resources within their control, more responsibility for the care of young children and the elderly, and much greater vulnerability to...
read moreWhaddya Say? The Video and Model We’ve all been there: we overhear a sexist comment at a party, a work colleague makes a homophobic joke, a friend-of-a-friend says something grossly inappropriate, we are talked over in a meeting, we know our rights and our...
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Women in the World: 2020 What do Billy Porter, vinegar, menstruation taboos, the second shift, and the glass cliff have in common? Come to my Listening to Women talk on February 13, 2020, to find out! We’ve already been featured in the Sarasota Herald Tribune...
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You’ve thought about violence against women – but have you thought about it from the perspective of men? Men are, after all, the perpetrators the vast majority of the time. How can we possibly begin to understand the issue if we only look at half the...
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I spoke about activism – specifically, activism for gender equality – at the UN Women USA GCC lunch in October. For those who’ve asked for a reminder of my four activism tips, I offer the speech – tips and video. Good luck. Keep me posted. I...
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Wonderful audience and great questions at the Kate Tiedemann College of Business last week. Very gratifying to see so much interest in gender equality issues!
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