BMO Donates $1.5M to GATE to Help Drive Progress for an Inclusive Economy
A generous gift from BMO will enable GATE to drive its mission to use rigorous academic research to change the conversation on gender and the economy.
As Canada transitions to a green economy, will women be left behind?
GATE's Academic Director Sonia Kang speaks to the Toronto Star about employment opportunities for women in a green economy. (photo credits: Colin Perkel / THE CANADIAN PRESS)
Leadership: Be more open and less directive, start with these words
GATE Faculty Research Fellow Andras Tilcsik's book, Meltdown, is mentioned in this BBN Times article.
How supervisors can create a better work environment for deaf or hard-of-hearing employees
This article featuring GATE's Postdoctoral Fellow Camellia Bryan explores how supervisors can create a better work environment for deaf or hard-of-hearing employees.
LE PETIT GUIDE DES INVESTISSEMENTS FÉMINISTES
GATE Director Sarah Kaplan is quoted in an article about gender lens investing from Quatre95. Photo credits: Urbania's design team
Work-Life Juggling: Insights from a Female Entrepreneur in a Male-Dominated Field
GATE research is featured in this Worth Magazine article on 'Work-Life Juggling: Insights from a Female Entrepreneur in a Male-Dominated Field.'
Lauren Rivera: Are principals steering disabled children away from their schools?
This Chicago Tribune opinion piece highlights the pervasive disability discrimination in U.S. public schools, mentioning research by GATE Faculty Research Fellow András Tilcsik and colleagues.
‘We are being ignored:’ older women in Ontario struggle with rising cost of housing
GATE Director Sarah Kaplan speaks to Global News about how the high cost of living and housing in Ontario disproportionately affects older women.
Why gender analytics is good for business
The GA:P conference is highlighted in this Globe and Mail article on Gender Analytics.
All Together – The Role of Gender-based Analysis Plus in the Policy Process
GATE Director Sarah Kaplan spoke before the Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology regarding the role of gender-based analysis plus in the policy process. Check out the full report to learn more.