Sentences with phrase «gender representation by»

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Today's appointment by Independence Group of its first female board member has taken it off the list of ASX200 companies lacking female representation on their boards, although four other Western Australian businesses remain among those still to adopt gender diversity at board level.

By moving in the direction of having publicly traded companies have a policy that includes consideration of gender representation on boards and in senior management, we hope that they will really take that issue seriously, that they'll consider how they're finding people to be on their boards, how they're moving women through senior management roles and making them eligible for boards appointments.

The same is true of gender and minority representation, since the expectations of the day, unfortunate as they were, didn't commonly include the belief held by many today that Parliament should look, think, and care about issues in broadly similar ways to the country at large.

I don't think many women will be alarmed by the thought of their political prospects being diminshed by a smaller Commons because women, generally, aren't as interested in politics as the academic argument on gender representation makes them out to be.

The level of defeat and retrial amongst female Labour MSPs in 2011 means that unless Labour reintroduces a strategy that secures gender balance in its constituency nominations, any future recovery in the party's electoral fortunes could well be accompanied by a reduction in the overall level of female representation.

The Deputy Minister of Gender and Social Protection, Mr. Joseph Alexander Ackon has condemned the low representation of women in politics globally, saying their under representation is in violation of the democracy practiced by in various states.

There would be inevitable demands for representation by gender, by ethnicity, by sexual orientation, for pensioners, for unemployed people, and by faith group.

The memo, organised by Shadow Equalities Secretary Dawn Butler, said Labour «must ensure we maintain our current balance in terms of gender representation».

When infection rates dropped, measures of gender equality — including female wages and political representation — improved by a proportional amount between 15 and 25 years later.

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It's possible to be thrilled by her success, while also remaining frustrated that she's the first woman to be so honoured by the Academy and that gender representation across all industry sectors remains so shameful.

They probe a film's underlying ideology by examining representations of class, gender, race, sexuality, politics and religion.

Summary: The film's messaging as a way of elevating transgender representation in cinema is problematic: it puts its transwoman protagonist as the centrepiece of the story but defines her character solely by the interrogation of her gender identity.

However, the film's messaging as a way of elevating transgender representation in cinema is problematic: it puts its transwoman protagonist as the centrepiece of the story but defines her character solely by the interrogation of her gender identity.

Unified through the explorations of the perceived and projected self, the participating artists examine the notions and visual representation of identity as formed and influenced by place, culture, gender, and conformity.

The works presented in Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic raise questions about race, gender, and the politics of representation by portraying contemporary African American men and women using the conventions of traditional European portraiture.

Kehinde Wiley's work raises intriguing questions about race, gender, and the politics of representation by portraying contemporary African American men and women using the conventions of traditional European portraiture.

David Castillo Gallery will present works that raise urgent questions about representations of race, sexuality and gender in today's society, including a live performance by Kalup Linzy (b. 1977), as well as photographs by Lyle Ashton Harris (b. 1965) and Xaviera Simmons (b. 1974).

This conversation between Gregg Bordowitz and Glenn Ligon focuses on Ligon's Untitled (I Am a Man), 1988, and its relevance to representations of self, race, and gender, the subject of a new book by Bordowitz in Afterall's One Work series.

Several of the trailblazing female artists represented by P.P.O.W. (E03) embraced the grid as a conceptual and feminist tool, subverting the art - historical status quo — from Dotty Attie's gridded canvases exploring the gendered gaze and Martha Wilson's photo - and - text - based representations of embodied personas to Carolee Schneemann's 1980s photo grids comprising images of isolated lips, nostrils and nipples, or her interactions with her beloved cat.

This exhibition, which includes artists such as: Andy Coolquitt, Jen Liu, New York - based jeweller and artist, Hanna Sandin, and Mika Tajima will look at today's mechanisation used by artists to deal with the representation of the self, without relying on gender binaries.

The exhibition considers the use of mechanization by artists to assert more contemporary models of selfhood, less reliant on gender binaries, and more inclusive of various kinds of selves and strategies for its representation.

Curated by Joshua Friedman, the show features 17 artists who challenge binarized representations of gender as specifically male or female.

By engaging the personal and the private, and subverting patriarchal and historical representations within the Indo - Persian miniature painting tradition, Sikander's work upends gender - specific assumptions while contributing fresh feminist discourse from multiple perspectives.

From makeup to celebrity culture, these artists mine «girly» motifs — often ignored or dismissed as flippant and unserious by the art world — to explore issues of gendered expectations and pressures women face through representations of women in the media and culture at large.

Powerful representations of sexuality, works such as Heretic (1944), in which a headless male torso sodomizes some kind of strange furry animal, or Marta (1940) and Passionate (1943), both showing nude women surrounded by multiple phalluses, were groundbreaking in their refusal to adapt themselves to contemporaneous discourses surrounding gender and sexuality.

Showcasing work by 29 artists of varying race, ethnicity and gender (including David Hammons, Lorna Simpson, Robert Mapplethorpe, Pat Ward Williams, Jean - Michel Basquiat, Lyle Ashton Harris and Andres Serrano, among others), the show, through installation pieces, photography, sculpture, film and video, presents a range of representation — images that «challenge and transform the «negative» stereotypes,» «real and imagined,» writes Golden in the exhibition catalogue.

By replacing the typical European aristocrats depicted in those paintings with contemporary black subjects, Wiley is able to draw attention to the absence of African Americans from historical and cultural narratives and raise questions about race, gender, and the politics of representation.

Victoria Sin explores consumer culture's proliferation of images and representations of gender and nature within advance capitalism by creating a forest of larger - than - life plastic banana balloons, which she will inflate in the entrance of the gallery.

Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic raise questions about race, gender, and the politics of representation by portraying contemporary African American men and women using the conventions of traditional European portraiture.

The conversation focuses on Ligon's «Untitled (I Am a Man),» 1988, and its relevance to representations of self, race, and gender, the subject of a new book by Bordowitz in Afterall Books» «One Work» series.

To help get a more complete picture of female representation in the workplace he decided to take a look at how the top 100 Canadian companies (by revenue) disclose gender representation in their public reports.

The board should have balanced representation by geography, gender, and ethnicity with at least 1 / 3rd of the appointees being members of the Economic and Environmental Justice Oversight Panel.

Our law firm has access to the resources, technology and knowledge of the nationally acclaimed Cochran Firm, founded by the late Johnnie L. Cochran, Jr., who believed that every person, regardless of race, religion or gender, deserves high - quality legal representation.

Concerned by the rates at which women opt out of the legal profession, the lack of representation of women in the highest courts and echelons of the legal community, and the role of gender in the progression of many women's legal careers, in March 2006, a group of female law students from Boalt Hall (UC Berkeley), Cornell, Georgetown, Harvard, NYU, Stanford, UCLA, UT Austin, the University of Chicago, the University of Michigan, the University of Virginia, and Yale came together and created Ms. JD - an online forum for dialogue and networking among women lawyers.

This time around, the emoji better represent professional women (and men) by adding gendered counterparts for emoji that previously had only male or female representation.

«The National Congress is ground - breaking for all the right reasons: it has evolved from a process driven by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and it has stood by its commitment to gender equity by implementing a National Executive comprising equal representation of women and men.

By stratifying based on children's gender at each age (10 — 13 years), the Swedish Population Address Register (SPAR) provided a random sample selected across the entire Sweden, with adequate distribution and representation of both sexes at each age interval.

(5) To induce or attempt to induce any person to sell or rent any dwelling by representations regarding the entry or prospective entry into the neighborhood of a person or persons of a particular race, color, national origin, religion, creed, sex, marital status, familial status, source of income, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability.