CIC is a research project examining how women's career choices are constrained by context and identity. Based at the Uni of Exeter we are funded by the ERC
New #BJSP paper shows women’s poor work-life balance is partly explained by their perceived lack of fit with their organization's leaders.
Publisher: https://t.co/ZoFqBW3j7K
The authors explained that... >>>
I'm really happy that our special issue, Understanding Barriers to Workplace Equality: A Focus on the Target's Perspective, is now complete and available (open access) in @FrontPsychol. Edited with Chris Begeny, @renbongie, @teriakirby & @TheMorgenroth. See thread for details:
So excited that our paper, led by Chris Begeny, is published in @ScienceAdvances today. It looks at the persistence of gender inequality in professions where women are well-represented & how it is perpetuated by those who think gender discrimination is no longer a problem 1/2
So happy that our paper, led by Chris Begeny, has been accepted to @ScienceAdvances. Conducted in collaboration with @BritishVets, the paper looks at the persistence of gender inequality in the vet profession, even when women are the majority of students. More details soon!
We've looking for a post-doc to work with us on our European Research Council funded grant looking at how context and identity constrains women's career choices. Position is for just over 2 years. Let me know if you'd like any further information.
https://t.co/bq943Cn0OJ
We're almost half way through our ERC project (@CICexeter). Thanks to conservative budgeting & the pound being "not quite as strong as it was", we have extra money to spend. I'll be advertising a two year post doc soon. Let me know if you might be interested, and pls retweet!
“People want diversity as long as they don’t have to do it. A lot of the times they want our physical presence, but not our voice.” https://t.co/X3Ez8uFtqy
'Unless you have been a minority in any of these situations, you don’t get what it’s like to operate in a world so clearly not meant for you' #WomenInScience https://t.co/h95d6FsF3E
To code switch or not? “While it is frequently seen as crucial for professional advancement, code-switching often comes at a great psychological cost.” Interesting findings with implications for system level changes. The Costs of Code-Switching https://t.co/OV8krtstBN
If you’re thinking of going to the International Society for Justice Research (ISJR) conference in Portugal in July 2020 and have research relevant to a symposium on #MeToo please get in touch!
Earlier this year, I shared my professional failures with a room full of people at a conference...which turned into sharing them with the entire field. The twist? It's one of the most rewarding things I've ever done. @LisaJaremka @lindatropp @joshackman
https://t.co/oaeOOTV0lb
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We need to step up our efforts for a better future. #GenerationEquality
My own priorities are very different:
1. Create a fair & inclusive academic culture
2. Identify research questions in relation to important social problems
3. Theory
4. Measurement
5. Pay participants a living wage (where relevant)
6. Replication
7. Power
8. Pre-registration
If you're interested in doing a PhD with us at Exeter, there is information on ESRC studentships here (for UK based applicants). Let me know if you would like further information.
https://t.co/98BLe0dU4X
"Women are like teabags - you don't know how strong they are until you put them in hot water" - Prof Michelle Ryan, @shellkryan quoting Eleanor Roosevelt at @ClesCon 👀
She talks about: "The glass cliff: understanding the precariousness of women's #leadership"