A reminder the call for abstracts for #ISSDP2023 is open! Seven principal themes - including new insights about cannabis policy and illegal market transformations. The international drug policy conference begins 30 May in Leuven. More here: https://t.co/q30h7y8lcX
Happy International Women's Day! ♀️
At RAND Europe, we have conducted a number of studies that aim to inform discussions on women's issues and challenge gender inequalities. Find out more about our research: https://t.co/r8vrNulopj
#InternationalWomensDay#ChooseToChallenge
Given disruption caused by the pandemic it is more important than ever to understand how parents can find themselves without adequate support. Excited to see our new policy memo on the childcare gap in EU member states @BarbaraJanta
"If gender equality is to be realised, there is a clear need to address inequality in working time."
In this #OpenAccess article, @M_R_Nightingale examines the gendered phenomenon of part-time work in the UK.
#OpenAccessWeek2020
@Routledge_Socio
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[Opinion] This evidence suggests that if the lockdown triggered more first-time abuse, this increased scale of violence may persist after the restrictions are https://t.co/dpEkArMibQ @M_R_Nightingale @JoannaBHofman and Sarah Grand-Clement https://t.co/9yEryQsxLP
I can't wait for our *fully booked* #FemQuantSeminar tomorrow at 4:30pm UK time! If you can't make it in person, see below for a link for our live stream. Speakers include @xjackdaly @M_R_Nightingale and @Sevilla_Almu. Organised in collaboration with @womensbudgetgrp.
New research by @KatarinaBoye reveals that child-related time off may negatively influence wages through a signalling effect, particularly for fathers: https://t.co/6dGeNoWuBt
Have you reported concerns about the welfare of someone who might be at risk of #PartnerViolence to the police or other authorities? If so, please visit our website to help contribute to a new study examining this issue. Find out more here: https://t.co/pvNgj74ZQ0