National Learning at Work Week - Gender Equality is good for everyone (including men)
Published on
May 19, 2017
Written by
Matt Dean
Co-Founder, Director
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I was supposed to post this on Day 4 of the week. Not for the first time I am late! For some time I have thought that if we are going to make progress on gender, then it's up to men. We are primarily responsible for the discrimination that happens and we will benefit hugely from a reduction. I saw Michael Kimmel's TED recently and have used it in a couple of the workplaces I'm working in on gender. I like the tone and the message.
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