Dignity and recognition for all work will be the basis of a fair and sustainable economy. Read Angela O’Hagan’s blog on the CLASS Centre for Labour and Social Studies website…
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The life and work of internationally respected feminist economist, the late Professor Ailsa McKay, will be celebrated by leading politicians, policy makers and academics at a conference in her honour.…
GCU Research on persistent occupational segregation in Higher Education GCU researchers past and present have published a report for the Equality Challenge Unit on “Occupational Segregation in Higher Education Institutions:…
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Public Speaking and Communicating your Research for women in science with Dr. Maggie Aderin-Pocock MBE A communication master class for women in STEMM and other expert fields with Dr. Maggie…
Wednesday 21st May 12pm – 1.30pm Professor Diane Elson “Battle lines on gender equality impact assessment” Professor Diane Elson, Visiting Professor to Women in Scotland’s Economy Research Centre (WiSE), will…
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Emily Thomson, WiSE Research Centre, will give evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s Education and Culture Committee on Tuesday 1st April. Emily will be part of a panel of witnesses discussing…
Dr Angela O’Hagan, Research Fellow in the Institute for Society and Social Justice Research at Glasgow Caledonian University and member of WiSE Research Centre, comments on the BBC’s piece on…
Dr. Angela O’Hagan, Research Fellow in ISSJR and member of WiSE Research Centre addressed a seminar at the Scottish Parliament organised by the Scottish Federation of University Women on the…
As part of the ISSJR/GSBS Seminar series and as a guest contributor to the MSc in Citzenship and Human Rights, GCU is delighted to welcome Dr. Lynne Friedli to give…
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WiSE are running the STUC Women’s Weekend School this weekend. Delegates will watch and discuss the film “Who’s Counting? Marilyn Waring on Sex, Lies and Global Economics” and hear presentations…
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