Women in Capital Markets: A panel discussion
Why are so few women in capital markets? We examined the barriers, and the solutions at this panel event co-hosted by Women in Capital Markets (WCM). | September 13
Why Companies Should Add Class to Their Diversity Discussions
GATE-funded researcher, András Tilcsik, is referenced by this Harvard Business Review piece advocating for the inclusion of "class" in diversity and inclusion initiatives.
The personal finance gender divide
GATE-funded researcher, Avni Shah, appears on BNN Bloomberg's "Money Talk" to discuss a new survey that suggests men and women have different approaches to investing, budgeting and personal finance.
What’s Right with Kansas
Sarah Kaplan reviews C.J. Janovy's book, "No Place Like Home: Lessons from Activism in LGBT Kansas," for Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR).
Domesticity’s Gross Product
Associate Director, Alyson Colón reviews "Equality for Women = Prosperity for All" for the Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR).
A new model: Gender equality as an innovation challenge
At Canadian Tech@Scale, Sarah Kaplan argues for a Canadian–more inclusive–model of innovation ecosystems and superclusters.
Resisting and internalizing: The impact of racial bias on Black male students
The limited types of Black masculinities that are acknowledged and recognized in schools contribute to the racially-biased treatment of students.
Women-owned businesses generate $68K less than men’s: survey
Professor Becky Reuber notes for CTV news that when you compare the performance of similar businesses owned by men and women, there is no difference in performance.
#MeToo Backlash In Corporate Canada Sees Women Locked Out
Speaking with The Canadian Press, Sarah Kaplan explains why we shouldn't allow the #MeToo movement to be co-opted. (This piece also appeared in the Huffington Post.)
Gender gap in unpaid labour means women work ‘double shift,’ experts say
Sarah Kaplan speaks to the NationalPost about the gender gap in unpaid labour revealed by the latest StatsCan report.