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53 The Gender Wage Gap
Institute for Fiscal Studies, 2016.
[04-01-2017]
Gender wage differentials remain substantial and a hot topic in policy debate. Inequalities between men and women are clearly of direct interest in their own right. In addition, poverty is increasingly a problem of low pay rather than lack of employment. The proportion of people in paid work is at a record high, and female employment has risen especially quickly, particularly among lone parents. |
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55 Maternal employment and gender inequalities
Harvard Business School, June 2015.
[26-06-2015]
This study shows that working mothers are good for their children. Data from 24 countries suggests that the daughters of working mothers have better careers, higher pay and more equal relationships than those whose mothers stayed at home. What’s more, their sons thrive too and grow up to be better men, more involved at home, taking more time caring for their own family than men who grew up cosseted by stay-at-home mothers. |
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56 Main causes of female poverty
European Parliament, March 2015.
[27-03-2015]
Upon request by the FEMM Committee of the European Parliament, this in-depth analysis examines the extent of women’s poverty in the EU and the impact of social exclusion through poverty on living and working conditions of women and their children. The analysis concludes with a discussion of policy measures that have been taken in EU Member States for enabling paid employment and ensuring adequate income protection. |
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57 Gender equality and sustainable development
UN Women, 16 October 2014.
[18-10-2014]
Charting the rationale and the actions necessary to ensure ground-breaking change, this flagship UN study asserts that any comprehensive sustainable development pathway cannot be achieved without an explicit commitment to gender equality, women’s rights and their empowerment. |
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58 The joy of cooking?
American Sociological Association, 22 August 2014.
[07-09-2014]
Cooking is at times joyful, but it is also filled with time pressures, tradeoffs designed to save money, and the burden of pleasing others. The study asked 150 black, white, and Latina mothers, with family incomes ranging from poor to middle-class, and spent more than 250 hours with 12 families during meals, grocery runs and children’s medical checks. |
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60 One day we won’t need this day
Nike
[08-03-2020]
On International Women’s Day, Nike is celebrating the women who have moved sport forward—in the hopes that one day, every day will feel like this one we mark on our calendars. |
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61 Strength has no gender
Brawny
[04-03-2020]
An ad celebrating what it means for generations of female pioneers to forge the path to progress, shatter gender stereotypes and inspire young girls and women to follow in their footsteps. |
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66 #LittleOnes
T-Mobile
[06-02-2018]
T-Mobile’s Super Bowl ad shows babies of different ethnicities and races all starring adorably in a clarion call for diversity and inclusion. |
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68 Are we making progress?
Audi USA
[05-02-2017]
As the fearless daughter weaves her way through a field of competitors in a downhill cart race in her hometown, her father contemplates whether his daughter’s worth will be measured by her gender through a series of provocative questions. |
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69 Sexual violence at school
Plan UK
[27-10-2015]
From the everyday to the extreme, ‘The Lesson’ reveals the worrying extent of the violence girls experience at school and the urgent need to address this issue. |
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71 It's a man's world?
Bloomberg
[07-10-2014]
According to Bloomberg, economists are getting worried about the effects of a demographic imbalance throughout the world: too many men compared to the numbers of women and the number of jobs. |
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72 Men can help
Scottbrand
[23-09-2014]
Leo Burnett Paris has tapped this insight to bring us a tongue-in-cheek salute to all women bogged down by household chores: presenting ‘Oh my Lord’ for paper towel client Sopalin. |
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