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29 septembre 2018

Men gaining ground on N.J. college campuses

University Business Magazine logoOn the college campuses of New Jersey, men are staging a comeback.
After decades of declining enrollment, the proportion of men attending colleges and universities in and around the state is rising. More...

29 septembre 2018

Harvard's Hasty Pudding theater troupe casts women for first time in 200 years

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianHalf the cast of next year’s show will be women, says group that has traditionally featured men performing in drag. More...

27 septembre 2018

Why education about gender and sexuality does belong in the classroom

The ConversationThere is currently no consistent standard of sex, sexuality, gender and respectful relationships education across Australian schools. Each state and territory makes decisions about what they teach in schools. Additionally, religious schools have exemptions under anti-discrimination laws to decide how they approach these issues, and whether they include them at all. Plus...

26 septembre 2018

What LGBTQI+ parents want from their children’s schools

The ConversationWhile the number of LGBTQI+ parented families in the UK is increasing, schools are not always sure how to react when such a family enters their community. School policies tend to focus on LGBTQI+ students, and to be concerned mainly with preventing and responding to bullying. Yet our research suggests that while LGBTQI+ parents and their children value such protection, they want more from schools. Plus...

26 septembre 2018

Gender quotas and targets would speed up progress on gender equity in academia

The ConversationWhile Australia has had gender equality legislation for 30 years, there has been very slow progress towards addressing the gender equity issues plaguing the sector. To illustrate, women are still under-represented at senior levels. Only 27% of full professors (the main recruitment pool for top jobs) are women, and only 32% of Vice-Chancellors in public universities. Plus...

26 septembre 2018

It’s time to address the hidden agenda of school dress codes

The ConversationMost obviously, the nature of many dress code violations interconnects to issues of gender and sexual identity. The vast majority of cases have targeted girls and LGBTQ youth on the basis that what one might wear reveals too much — that it’s sexually suggestive, distracting for other students or offensive to the local and cultural norms of the community. Plus...

26 septembre 2018

The Catholic Church is a rich male collective

The ConversationI’m a typical sociologist, meaning I am skeptical about religion and human spirituality. Although I attended Catholic Church as a small child, I could see the hypocrisy, even as a child. I rejected that religion at an early age. Plus...

26 septembre 2018

Women’s colleges play unique role in quest for equality

The ConversationWomen’s colleges have by definition led progress toward equality between the sexes since their founding in the 19th century – and, I would argue, they lead it today. One reason is that women’s colleges offer an environment in which women are the focus, and the drivers, of academic excellence. Plus...

26 septembre 2018

Gender and Power in the American Classroom

By Eboo Patel. I am a diversity progressive who generally thinks that men have too much power. Because that is my worldview and because I am human, I am given to confirmation bias. In other words, I will look for cases that confirm my worldview – stories of men with too much power. More...

25 septembre 2018

Men Benefit Most from Nondegree Credentials

HomeBy Paul Fain. A new analysis of federal data about holders of certificates, licenses and certifications shows that women pay more and get less for the increasingly popular credentials. More...

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