L’impact économique du droit à l’avortement
Daphné Baldassari, chercheuse-doctorante à GATE, discute avec Radio Canada des conséquences économiques de la restriction du droit à l’avortement pour les femmes.
As abortion bans loom in the U.S., companies step up or stay quiet
GATE Director Sarah Kaplan speaks to CBC about the additional benefits some companies are offering their employees in response to the abortion ban.
Does Anyone Want to Talk About Social Class?
GATE Faculty Research Fellow András Tilcsik's research was featured in this article about how socioeconomic status can shape our working lives.
The Institute for Gender and the Economy: How Narrowing the Wage Gap Benefits Everyone
This BadCredit article highlights the various research GATE has done related to the gender wage gap and wage inequality.
How respecting Ramadan at work means more than asking ‘not even water?’
GATE Faculty Teaching Fellow Nouman Ashraf speaks to CBC about what employers and colleagues can do to accommodate Muslim employees during Ramadan.
April 2022
Today is Canada’s Equal Pay Day. Let’s talk about the gender wage gap
Why are law firms still failing on diversity?
GATE Faculty Research Fellow Sonia Kang speaks about a range of evidence-backed ways to create more diverse and inclusive workplaces.
International Women’s Month: Closing the Economic Gender Gap
GATE Director Sarah Kaplan joins The Oxford Policy Pod to discuss the economic challenges and opportunities that women face across the world.
‘Historic moment’ in Canada as Ontario strikes deal for $10-a-day childcare
GATE Director Sarah Kaplan speaks to The Guardian about Ontario signing on to the federal government's subsidized childcare plan, and ways in which the deal could still fall short for low income families.
Should gender still be a factor used to set car insurance rates?
GATE Director Sarah Kaplan speaks to Lowest Rates Canada about how gender is 'not the best marker” for car insurance rates.