See newspaper, TV and other press featuring GATE and its researchers.
How to keep maternity leave from stalling women’s careers
GATE's Director Sarah Kaplan speaks to The Financial Post about Canada's year long maternity leave and some of its unintended consequences.
Sharing salary information can narrow wage gaps — but studies show more equality can mean less pay
Sarah Kaplan speaks to CBC Radio Canada about policies of wage transparency and how they are most effective when coupled with policies of diversity and inclusion.
Women, visible minorities make up larger share of latest Order of Canada appointments
Sarah Kaplan talks to the CBC about the latest Order of Canada appointments and offers a suggestion on how to make them even more equitable in the future.
Why smashing the taboo around menopause makes good economic sense
Sarah Kaplan talks to the CBC about smashing the taboo on menopause, and why it makes economic sense for companies to do so.
In order to reduce the gender wage gap, make all salaries transparent
Sarah Kaplan tells The Globe and Mail about salary transparency and whether or not it is a useful tool in achieving pay equity.
Designing condos for kids
Sarah Kaplan tells The National Post about why condo developers are opting to include daycares into their new developments.
Gender-blind hiring could benefit women, but it also comes with challenges
GATE faculty research fellow András Tilcsik tells The Globe and Mail about blind hiring practices and the mixed results they can yield.
Downplaying Femininity in Cover Letters for Male-Dominated Job Backfires
Gate faculty research fellow Sonia Kang's research is highlighted in this article on cover letters and social-identity-based impression management.
This radical change to how we promote employees could benefit women
GATE faculty research fellows Sonia Kang and Nicola Lacetera's research is featured in this article about different methods of employee promotions and how they could benefit women.
GATE Receives Funding to Scale Work on Gender Inequality
(GATE) has received funding from Women and Gender Equality Canada for a two-year project, which will provide a roadmap for how Canada can lift the economy from the bottom up.