
@OBBSResearch Centre for Diversity Policy Research and Practice, a centre focusing on gender, diversity and inclusion in organisations, the economy and society
Oxford
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Our online survey monitors the impacts of #COVID19 policies with the aim to improve the responses to future crises.
📊Discover some initial data gathered on country, age, gender and occupation!
✅Have you completed the survey? There's still time to do so👉resistire-project.eu/resisti…
25% of @Resistire_EU survey respondents are frontline workers. Help us increase this number!
Why is it important?
#COVID19 has affected frontliners' lives in complex ways. Our findings will be reported at 🇪🇺 level to inform future crisis management plans👇
resistire-project.eu/resisti…
The shift to #digital interactions during #COVID19 had positive impacts but it also led to many inequalities.
This panel will reflect on the uneven effects of #digitalisation and how to include people that are usually forgotten in the digital transition.
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ALT RESISTIRÉ's Final Conference | SESSION #3: Beyond connection: caring for an inclusive digital transition Panellists: -Yingqin Zheng, Researcher and Senior Lecturer at Royal Holloway, University of London -Sergio Pérez Barranco, Project Officer, European Federation of National Organisations Working with the Homeless -Christian Morabito, International Expert and Senior Researcher, Save the Children Italy
Our Research fellow @FierceMum specialises in research on trans equity, inclusion & justice across diverse disciplines including in healthcare, education and social policy.
Our Research Fellow @AudreyHarroche has researched the implementation of excellence policies excellence in French HE +research, in light of questions about the evolution of State action, production of inequalities and changes in professional groups. Also affiliated @sciencespo
We have welcomed two brilliant colleagues @AudreyHarroche @FierceMum who have joined @cdprp as Research Fellows
'You rarely see abuse directed at men': a look at the sexist abuse women police officers face online theconversation.com/you-rare… via @ConversationUK
Gender pay gap is bigger for some women than others – here’s how to work it out theconversation.com/gender-p… via @ConversationUK
Class and the City of London: my decade of research shows why elitism is endemic and top firms don't really care theconversation.com/class-an… via @ConversationUK
Research results from @UniSAFE_gbv survey, case studies and interviews suggest that #genderbasedviolence is not an isolated problem in specific academic institutions but a generalised issue among European research performing organisations.
Find out more: unisafe-gbv.eu/project-news/…
Viginta Ivaškaitė-Tamošiūnė @Vigintai presents data to show how younger women are more likely to experience #genderbasedviolence in the workplace @Resistire_EU @UniSAFE_gbv
Intro from @alhumbert on #genderbasedviolence in the workplace and how @UniSAFE_gbv @Resistire_EU research knowledge can translate to operational tools
COVID heroes left behind: the 'invisible' women struggling to make ends meet theconversation.com/covid-he… via @ConversationUK
Emotional labour: what it is – and why it falls to women in the workplace and at home theconversation.com/emotiona… via @ConversationUK
From Andrew Tate to Jordan Peterson, a phoney zero-sum-game argument sits at the heart of anti-feminist backlash theconversation.com/from-and… via @ConversationUK
How can we help academia produce more women entrepreneurs? timeshighereducation.com/cam… via @timeshighered
How has the #COVID19 crisis impacted you? Share your experience of the #pandemic in the @Resistire_EU survey
How has the #COVID19 crisis impacted you❓
A deeper understanding of existing issues is crucial to find #sustainable solutions and improve our responses to future #crises.
👉 Share your experience of the #pandemic in the @Resistire_EU survey:
resistire-project.eu/resisti…
Why businesses, banks and society still need more women in executive roles theconversation.com/why-busi… via @ConversationUK













