When women in finance were asked to reflect on their careers, common complaints included that they were heard differently simply because they were women and that “mediocre” men could survive more easily than women with comparable abilities. https://t.co/idTW1Xs4g4
via @NYTimes “Having access to child care is just one part of the equation, but so is workplace flexibility, caregiving responsibilities of elder relatives or even cultural gender norms.” https://t.co/P0NwiU8wdF
I'm sharing things I've learned, things I wish I would've learned sooner, and things inspiring me as a leader today—and I'm bringing in incredible guest speakers from varied backgrounds to give you access to their expert perspectives too. @kathrynrmartin@EmasterFOR @t_vallejos
In a new book, “Power Moms,” mothers who reached the top of the corporate ladder explain why feeling guilty over work and family is both futile and a waste of energy.
High-performing teams require inclusive #leadership. This means that leaders are able to assure that "all team members fee they are treated respectfully and fairly, are valued and sense that they belong and are confident and inspired." https://t.co/MWSTxze6DQ #inclusion
The first “Abraham Accords” between Jews and Arabs were signed nearly 3,000 years ago. My latest #archaelogy piece @haaretzcom https://t.co/QtLGtYrf1Q
“They are thought to be ‘white adjacent,’ but of course they can never belong to the club. They are persistently racialized, yet they often don’t count in the American racial equation.” https://t.co/CGSowuFEoG
Cultural institutions are recruiting people of color to direct their transformation efforts. But bringing in one manager doesn’t mean the work is done. https://t.co/nw69BSpdPQ
“... which makes me wonder if opera at some point will just be a hobby for people who already have a safety net.” Could this already be true for those in the arts? @zwoolfe https://t.co/pXRGUIrj9S