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  • Sonia Kan on TBO

Working Around Harassment

Sonia Kang appears on TVO's The Agenda to talk about sexual harassment, power in organizations, and why it is so hard for women to come forward.

Sarah Kaplan2018-01-27T12:34:07-05:00Categories: News|Tags: Careers+jobs, Sexual harassment|
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  • Kim Campbell

Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell speaks at U of T

Sarah Kaplan joined former PM Kim Campbell for a panel discussion on women in leadership as reported by The Varsity

Sarah Kaplan2018-01-22T17:11:44-05:00Categories: News|Tags: Bias+stereotypes, Leadership, Public policy|
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  • People gather for the free speech rally at Wilfred Laurier University on November 24

What we mean when we talk about inclusion

Rotman research showing that minority applicants fare worst at companies with a stated commitment to diversity is cited in Maclean's Magazine

Sarah Kaplan2018-01-21T20:41:25-05:00Categories: News|Tags: Bias+stereotypes, Careers+jobs, Diversity+inclusion, Race|
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Why the most valuable companies bring women to boards

If a board doesn't have any female directors, it is missing some critical skills that would improve its advisory capacity says GATE researcher Daehyun Kim in Forbes India

Sarah Kaplan2018-01-21T20:35:54-05:00Categories: News|Tags: Corporate boards, Leadership|
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  • Sarah Kaplan on CTV news

Wage report for Hollywood film puts spotlight on gender gap

Sarah Kaplan is featured on CTV News discussion of the gender wage gap.

Sarah Kaplan2018-01-11T08:30:03-05:00Categories: News|Tags: Careers+jobs, Gender wage gap|
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Women still earn 25% less as Canada slips down global rankings

Sarah Kaplan spoke on CBC's The Current about the gender wage gap, why we haven't made more progress, and the economic costs

Sarah Kaplan2018-01-10T18:14:37-05:00Categories: News|Tags: Careers+jobs, Gender wage gap, Public policy|
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#WomenOnBoards: Toronto students help big businesses shatter the glass ceiling

Our course, Designing for Equality, featured in MetroNews: using design thinking to solve gender-based challenges, including women on boards.

Sarah Kaplan2017-12-31T13:48:27-05:00Categories: News|Tags: Corporate boards, Leadership|
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  • Black woman leaning against building with arms crossed

A desire to fit in prompts employees to ‘whiten’ for work

The Financial Times covers research by Sonia Kang (quoted in the article), András Tilcsik, Katie DeCelles and Sora Jun on the pressures minorities feel to "whiten" their resumes.

Sarah Kaplan2017-12-08T13:18:15-05:00Categories: News|Tags: Careers+jobs, Race|
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  • Sarah Kaplan appears before Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce

Sarah Kaplan appears before Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce

Sarah Kaplan gave testimony on the gender and diversity provisions in Bill C-25 which focuses on corporate board governance.

Sarah Kaplan2017-12-18T09:57:42-05:00Categories: News|Tags: Corporate boards, Leadership, Public policy|
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  • Nam Kiwanuka and Sarah Kaplan on TVO

Parental Leave: More Time with the Kids

Sarah Kaplan appears on TVO's The Agenda to talk about the challenges with Canada's new parental leave policy.

Sarah Kaplan2019-03-13T11:52:31-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Careers+jobs, Parental leave, Public policy, Work-life balance|
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