SWS East Chapter Networking Event
Natasha Santana
Women make cupcakes. Men make beer and gear.
A recent study from Stanford University proves what women entrepreneurs in the outdoor industry have suspected for years: Gender bias is destroying our bottom line.
Featuring Shelley J. Correll, SWS Member
View full article here.
Unraveling complicated issues of inequality in workplaces, communities
Featuring Adia Harvey Wingfield, SWS Past President, and author of Flatlining: Race, Work, and Health Care in the New Economy
Read full interview here.
Real diversity or “racial outsourcing”?
Are companies putting an undue burden on Black employees to reach “diversity”?
Hear the full interview here, starting 3 min and 50 seconds in.
Featuring Adia Harvey Wingfield, SWS Past President, and author of Flatlining: Race, Work, and Health Care in the New Economy
A woman’s greatest enemy? A lack of time to themselves
Features research from Joya Misra, SWS Member.
View full article here.
Black women more likely to experience sexual harassment in the workplace, study finds
‘It seems as though men have gotten more careful about who they’re harassing and have been targeting women of colour, who may be less likely to report the harassment,’ says report author
View full article here.
Does Smiling Make You Happier? A New Study Says That’s A Myth, & It Can Actually Cause Harm
View full article here.
BFFs, Besties And Girl Squads: Why Female Friendships Matter
Heard on the 1A.org
Show produced by Paige Osburn
Featuring Janice McCabe (SWS Member)
Listen to the podcast here.
Open Forum: Goodbye, childbearing years — and good riddance
By Stacy Torres, SWS Member
Read the full article on the San Francisco Chronicle here.
Olympic Runner Who Once Competed Against Caster Semenya Weighs In On Testosterone Ruling
NPR’s Lulu Garcia-Navarro talks to Madeleine Pape (SWS Member), who once competed against Caster Semenya, about the issue of female runners with unusually high levels of testosterone.
Listen to the podcast/ read the transcript here.