Sentences with phrase «gender experts»

Nigeria About Blog Gender Hub is an information portal for gender experts working in Nigeria.

The solution is therefore for many gender experts to advocate a deconstruction of mainstream gender stereotypes.

Two weeks ago, the ERC held an event in Brussels where gender experts and representatives of national research organizations debated how to further promote the participation of women in science, drawing on experiences from various countries and organizations.

Focus group discussions were facilitated by eminent gender experts, Gerd Bjørhovde and Rosella Palomba, in order to identify the dominant perceptions, opinions, beliefs and attitudes towards gender equality issues in science institutions and in particular in reference to the criteria and processes used in assessment.

The workshop Gender Stereotypes and Gendered Attitudes in the Assessment of Women's Work was an opportunity for institutions and decision makers to be part of a knowledge transfer and a dialogue with gender experts and with other institutions in the European science system leading towards greater equality in how women and men are valued in science.

Moderator: Donjeta Morina Participating gender experts: Sibel Halimi, Nita Luci, Mybexhel Zhuri, Ariana Qosaj - Mustafa and many more Date: 21 August, 17:30 h Place: Mullini, Marash Park Open to public

Last year US gender expert Michael Kimmel visited Australia and spoke about how gender equality and better distributing the load at home and in the office could be the best thing to happen to men.

It was facilitated by international gender experts, including Professor Jeff Hearn, Guest Professor Liisa Husu (both Linköping University), Dr Carl Jacobsson (Swedish Research Council), Professor Martina Schraudner (Fraunhofer Institute), and Dr Maya Widmer (Swiss National Science Foundation), Professor Simone Buitendijk (TNO) and provided an opportunity for dialogue between leaders of science organisations and gender experts.

Women who are climate experts, gender experts — or both - including grassroots leaders, policy makers, financiers, project developers, and farmers, bring critically important and often different perspectives that can lead to more effective climate policy and action, while advancing gender equality and women's empowerment in the process.