How we doubled the representation of women in Engineering at Clio
Clio explains how the company used research from the Institute for Gender and the Economy to successfully implement a gender quota.
Women with PhDs earn as much as their male counterparts, but gap remains in other areas
Sarah Kaplan speaks to Global News about how job segregation and the motherhood penalty lead to the gender pay gap.
The work of trans inclusion: A case study of Amazon’s Trans-Affirmative Action Program
This case study examines Amazon Studios' Trans-Affirmative Action Program on the set of "Transparent," which aimed to hire, train, and support trans people at every level of the production, showing the systemwide effort that must be undertaken to make workplace inclusion effective.
August 2019
Policy brief: Towards a more equitable gig economy
‘At Least You’re Pretty’
Speaking to Salt Lake City Weekly, Sarah Kaplan examines the connections between mansplaining and fansplaining.
Ces hommes qui m’expliquent la vie…
L’éditorial de Sarah Kaplan, qui explique le « mansplaining » et ce que les organisations peuvent faire pour le combattre, paraît dans le Huffington Post.
L’idée des croustilles pour femmes: un «test de marketing»?
Dans le Huffington Post Sarah Kaplan fait des commentaires sur la nouvelle gamme de produits de Pepsico, telle que «Lady Doritos», destinée aux consommatrices.
Des entreprises ont recours à la technologie pour favoriser la diversité
Sarah Kaplan discute dans le Huffington Post comment l'intelligence artificielle est utilisée pour lutter contre les préjugés sur le lieu de travail.
How women are penalized at work for reporting sexual harassment
This experimental study demonstrates that women are penalized in terms of advancement opportunities when they self-report sexual harassment, due to the perception that these women are violating social norms.
Increasing gender diversity in capital markets
Gender diversity has increased over the past few decades in capital markets, but not much has changed at the leadership level. What contributes to this underrepresentation, and what can the industry do to improve it?