Early Childhood Education and Care – Transition Briefing
This policy brief, co-written by Sarah Kaplan, offers a new strategy to expand high-quality and affordable early childhood education and care in Ontario.
The She-cession
Sarah Kaplan joins the Beyond the Headlines podcast to discuss how the pandemic has rolled back gains in gender equality, why investing in child care is essential to economic recovery and more.
Diversity, equity, inclusion scholars reflect on progress, peril of 2020
Sonia Kang offers insight towards offering a more constructive approach when having uncomfortable conversations about race, in this piece from the Ross School of Business, University of Michigan.
Erin Kelly & Phyllis Moen on “Overload: How Good Jobs Went Bad and What We Can Do About It”
In conversation with Sarah Kaplan, Erin Kelly and Phyllis Moen, draw from their Fortune 500 experience to chat about why too much work and too little time is hurting workers and companies―and how a proven workplace redesign can benefit employees and the bottom line. | January 25, 2021
How might standardizing organizational processes reduce racial inequality?
This study examines two selection tools to show how some standardized processes for eliminating bias (e.g. blind hiring) may not have the intended effects.
How GATE is helping practitioners design more inclusive policies, products and services
Rotman features our Gender Analytics course and highlights how GATE is helping practitioners design more inclusive policies, products and services.
Equitable, affordable childcare key to “she-cession” recovery
CERIC
GATE's Carmina Ravanera writes about the key to a 'she-cession' recovery — equitable, affordable child care.
2020 by the numbers: looking back at the year’s top Business & Labour news
The Varsity highlights the financial highs and lows of 2020, including our Feminist Recovery Plan which recognized the need for an equitable approach to building back better.
Making the Economy Work for Everyone: Intersectionality and Power
Rotman Management Magazine
GATE's Carmina Ravanera writes about how confidence in the economy is shaped by the health of the population, and one pillar of that involves race, gender, class and other factors that intersect to impact marginalization and oppression.
Students Against anti-Black Racism (SABR)
SABR supports dialogue about racism within the Rotman community to engage and unite the community in actions that will advance racial justice.