See newspaper, TV and other press featuring GATE and its researchers.
Kielburgers: Transparency needed to close gender wage gap
Sarah Kaplan discusses the gender wage gap with Craig and Marc Kielburger, co-founders of the WE movement, for the London Free Press.
Sarah Kaplan appears before the Standing Committee on Social Policy regarding Bill 3
Sarah Kaplan spoke before the Standing Committee on Social Policy regarding Bill 3 on April 18, 2018, to discuss the sources of the gender wage gap, and the potential impact of the proposed legislation.
Britain reveals big gender pay gaps at Canadian firms
Dionne Pohler is interviewed by the Globe and Mail to discuss the effects of British pay transparency laws on Canadian companies.
VIEW to the U: Sonia Kang on Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace
Sonia Kang speaks with "VIEW to the U" about her research that touches on several areas, including managing multiple identities, résumé whitening, the psychological foundations of discrimination, and more.
Women’s co-working space The Wing set to open first location in Canada next year
Sarah Kaplan speaks to The Globe and Mail about the prospect of a new "women's only" co-working space opening up in Toronto.
A Year in Review: A look back at 2017
Check out what we were up to in 2017, and join us in changing the conversation on gender equality.
CBC Toronto News: Ontario Sunshine List
GATE MBA fellow Ria Dutta and Sarah Kaplan are interviewed by CBC News to discuss the Ontario Sunshine List.
Overtime and Underpaid
Sarah Kaplan and Rachael Goodman write for The Mark News about the double labor burden for women. (It was also picked up by Newsroom Panama, Peruvian Times, and Arab News.)
Closing the wage gap: Manager says women never ask for more money
Faculty Research Fellow, Dionne Pohler, speaks to CBC's "Ontario Today" to answer questions about Ontario's pay transparency legislation.
International Women’s Day: U of T expert on Canada’s gender equality legislation, #MeToo
What impact will Canada's gender legislation actually have? Sarah Kaplan provides some insight to UofT News.