Gender and the Economy on TVO
Is the invisible hand fair to all? On International Women's Day, Sarah Kaplan spoke with Steve Paikin on TVO's The Agenda about how gender affects economic outcomes.
Strategies for a revolution in careers for women
Many businesses write mission statements that affirm their support for diversity and put their staff through “implicit bias training." Both steps are well-intentioned but can be counter-productive if not backed by deeper changes, warns Sarah Kaplan in the Financial Times.
Gender Capitalism on TVO’s The Agenda
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Announcement of Best Paper Award
(Institute researchers awarded best paper award for “Whitened Resumes: Race and Self-Presentation in the Labor Market.” Administrative Science Quarterly)
How bias can cut both ways
The Globe and Mail
Press Release on Rotman’s student engagement in GATE
Rotman University of Toronto
Design Thinking and Gender Equality
Our Executive in Residence, Vanessa Iarocci talks about our new course on Designing for Equality and the work of GATE on "What She Said" with Christine Bentley & Kate Wheeler
How to be an Ally: Lending privilege
Anjuan Simmons gave practical tips for what any of us can do to be an ally and lend our privilege to marginalized groups at work.
An Introduction to Thinking about Gender and the Economy
See this segment with Sarah Kaplan on TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin which aired on International Women's Day 2017. It covers some of the key issues to consider when thinking about gender and the economy.
Conversations that Need to Happen
Rotman Management Magazine
Two Rotman School of Management professors talk about how to engage men in the fight for gender equality.