Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion have ruffled a lot of feathers with the release of ‘WAP’, but where is the outrage when men release music with the same content? Continue reading WAP outrage exemplifies gendered double standards in music
Single-sex schools could disappear entirely within the independent sector in the next 15 years. But could this growing void be at the expense or benefit of gender equity in the classroom setting and beyond? Continue reading Single-sex schools are declining in Australia. But will gender equity in the classroom disappear with them?
As we start to return to normalcy, COVID-19 has many people looking at making working from home more permanent. But are pyjama bottoms and Zoom conferences a future that will really work for everyone? Continue reading If the future is working from home, will it include women?
UniSA is taking a forward-looking approach to offer an inclusive, safe, but challenging space to think about the roles culture plays in notions of femininity, masculinity, gender, sexuality, and identity. Continue reading UniSA students to study gender, sexuality and representation
Females are enrolling in higher education courses more than their male counterparts but remain underrepresented in leadership roles in the workforce, so why is this? Continue reading He-E-Os: lack of female leadership even in female dominated industries
