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Join us TODAY for our weekly Gender & Politics seminar, “Building a Movement: Black Women Organizing in the (Global) South,” with award-winning historian, professor, and writer and @CarrCenter fellow @KeishaBlain! RSVP to join ⤵️ 🗓 April 15 ⏰ 12-1 pm 💻 t.co/1gy5BRnCwe t.co/FmphZu4RMU
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Congratulations to @HarvardHBS professor Robin J. Ely for receiving the 2020 @HarvardBiz McKinsey Award — which honors the best HBR article of the year — for her paper “Getting Serious About Diversity: Enough Already with the Business Case." 📚Read more: t.co/NAGHn5sWNo t.co/hHAAWaxTHH
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Don't miss MLK Scholar Dr. Moya Bailey @moyazb on Black Feminist Health Science Studies in Action & follow @BlackFeministHS to learn more about the necessity of incorporating social justice into medical science. 🗓️: Wednesday, April 14 ⏰: 12:00 PM ET 💻: t.co/DOalnJSFYi
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Join WAPPP and @HarvardWIT TODAY for a conversation with @kaliouby about her new book "Girl Decoded: A Scientist’s Quest to Reclaim Our Humanity by Bringing Emotional Intelligence to Technology" RSVP for the Zoom event ⤵️ 🗓 April 13 ⏰ 5pm EST 💻 t.co/ScSbxxxODW t.co/JZMTEuveF5
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Why do pervasive gender disparities exist in the field of economics? According to WAPPP Research Fellow @SasserModestino, the culture of economics—and specifically seminars—could be partially to blame. 📚 Read the full article here: t.co/ua1q0eUTFh
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HKS's Iris Bohnet has been appointed to the newly formed Gender Equality Advisory Council for the G-7 organization of major industrialized nations t.co/11kFeFOFKa
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Join us this Thursday for our weekly Gender & Politics seminar, “Building a Movement: Black Women Organizing in the (Global) South” with @KeishaBlain RSVP to join ⤵️ 🗓 April 15 ⏰ 12-1 pm 💻 t.co/1gy5BRnCwe t.co/GN1hhL4bBG
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in this anti-trans political moment, defenders of youth need to think beyond a private household model and learn from organizers like BLM who understand how race and gender organize the disappearance of the public sphere in being labeled by the state as uncivil t.co/bZnmWDM2kG
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"Black Lives Matter makes trans rights very central to its political platform - because they understand that civic life is barred for many in the US, and particularly for Black trans people." - @gp_jls on the importance & vitality of protests @RadInstitute
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#Protests in this moment can be understood as a way to articulate both a political critique of #gender #oppression and a structural critique of capitalism - @lyn_ossome from @IEJ_SA on the historical importance of protests during COVID-19 @RadInstitute
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"The people & boardrooms behind technology are not diverse or inclusive, and fails to include the voices of people whom tech can and does act against" - @nighatdad on the inequities of tech platforms @DigitalRightsPK @RadInstitute
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"A woman's access to #technology is limited, controlled, and highly surveilled." - @nighatdad from @DigitalRightsPK on gender rights in digital spaces @RadInstitute
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"The question of #gender rights in the pandemic has become all the more acute as #feminist, queer and trans communities organize against state violence and for bodily autonomy. What does #solidarity look like during this pandemic?" - @durbakatha @RadInstitute
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📢 Happening Now! t.co/TBTpjgMirh
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.@Kennedy_School's Iris Bohnet has been appointed to the Gender Equality Advisory Council! The #GEAC will directly advise #G7 leaders on how the global recovery to #buildbackbetter from Covid can put gender equality first & open up opportunities for women. t.co/SKYL7HdHOh t.co/EKquYKj03u
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Join WAPPP and @HarvardWIT for a conversation with @kaliouby about her new book "Girl Decoded: A Scientist’s Quest to Reclaim Our Humanity by Bringing Emotional Intelligence to Technology" RSVP for the Zoom event ⤵️ 🗓 Tuesday, April 13 ⏰ 5pm EST 💻 t.co/ScSbxxxODW t.co/1OT2LK16Ej
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HKS's @maya_sen says evidence shows that diverse groups of decision-makers reach better-justified decisions t.co/XbmEWKsrsp
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Join us TODAY for our weekly Gender & Politics seminar, “Time in Office and the Changing Gender Gap in Dishonesty: Evidence from Local Politics in India” w/ Ananish Chaudhuri! There’s still time to register for the Zoom event ⤵️ 🗓 April 8 ⏰ 12-1 pm 💻 t.co/fT7Xo456EU t.co/kTjnGW2xyf
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A new study by Dara Kay Cohen of @Kennedy_School found that there is little evidence to suggest that the gender of combat casualties changes the way most Americans think about war and peace. 📝Read the full article here: t.co/hDa0yEyqk0
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Research by @SasserModestino found that women in economics are more likely than men to face audience hostility during research presentations, a potential reason for women's underrepresentation in the field. 📝 Read the full @bizwomen article here: t.co/cwG8vOQEcP
