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Neue Beispiele für durchlässige Geschlechterrollen in der TV Werbung

Die Anziehungskräfte zwischen Mann und Frau bestimmen weite Teile des Lebens – und das Leben selbst. Die Werbung in Deutschland setzt intensiv auf diese Attraktion, vor allem zwischen ‚typischen‘ Männern und Frauen. Die große Bandbreite, die das Leben jenseits der starren Genderrollen bereithält, zeigen gleich vier aktuelle TV Spots, u.a. von Vodafone und Allianz.

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Pre-orders for IBCR 3.1 (2016) can be placed now: The updated Business Case contains 200+ selected studies

Many studies claim to describe the business benefits of D&I. Critics, however, often challenge the research methodology or other aspects. The updated 3rd edition of the unique International Business Case Report (IBCR 3.1) contains 1-page summaries of 203 studies which were all checked for significance, robustness, validity, reliability and, if applicable, for statistical bias.

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Belgium follows the model of Al Andaluz announcing a three-religion stamp

They could not know about the symbolic power of their idea, when the Belgian Post announced early November 2015 the release of new stamp called “Tolerance” in 2016. It will show three key religious leaders including the country’s chief rabbi Albert Guigui, Imam Khalid Benhaddou from Ghent and the Bishop of Antwerp Johan Bonny. The […]

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Doing the impossible: An encouraging report to measure ethnicity and origin in D&I

Measuring the progress and success of D&I has become an obsession among some stakeholders.  Some even think that monitoring number is a key to facilitating change. At the same time, many believe that counting men and women, or the generations, is the only hard metric that exists. A new report from the European Network Against […]

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Offizieller Report beschreibt „bunte Vielfalt“ bei Familien in Deutschland

Rückläufige und dauerhaft niedrige Geburtenraten bereiteten der Politik viele Jahre Sorgen. Während anfänglich noch der Glaube an traditionelle Familienstrukturen vorherrschte und zu fehlgeleiteten Herdprämien führte, öffnete sich die Politik langsam (und zaghaft) den neu entstandenen Realitäten. Und selbst die katholische Kirche begann (an)zuerkennen, dass sich die Familie im 21. Jahrhundert anders entwickelt als zu den […]

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Diversity and Inclusion increases in working realities but gender gaps and segregation persist

While D&I work is often focusing on managers and employees with a formal professional degree, the majority of men and women work in jobs ‘on the floor’. How much do we know about their working realities and the diversity aspects that matter for them? More and more companies devise D&I programmes for individual contributors and […]

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Addressing Disability in Africa: New regional forum and new publications

The value of networking and joint work on the regional level is familiar to many Diversity stakeholders in Europe or the Americas, particularly in the area of disability, where a lot of specialised groups exist. The first General Assembly of the African Disability Form (ADF) marks an important step in the representation of people with […]

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Weniger kritisch als der Titel: Das Symposium „Frauen auf dem Weg nach oben – Schneller mit der Quote?“

Die Frauenquote kann als Ergebnis einer ebenso langen wie unausgewogenen Auseinandersetzung gesehen werden: Die BefürworterInnen nutzten die politische Bühne und zahllose Veranstaltungen zur mantrahaften Verbreitung von Behauptungen, wie z. B. es gäbe zu wenig Entwicklung, die Quote sei das letzte Mittel und sie würde das gewünschte Ergebnis herbeiführen. Obwohl diese und andere Argumente fachlich entkräftet […]

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Current Gender Equality paradigms don’t reach men in the way they should – and could

A current survey of almost 1,500 men, conducted by the JUMP, found low engagement levels in gender diversity and even resistance from one third of respondents. The finding becomes more alarming when factoring in that the survey audience consisted of a more-than-averagely interested group of men and those completing the questionnaire were at least inclined […]

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Low data quality as a challenge to tackle anti-Semitism in the EU

Low numbers of antisemitic incidents are not good news when the majority of Jews describe antisemitism as an ongoing and even increasing issue. The latest overview of data available in the European Union 2004–2014 issued by the Fundamental Rights Agency makes, once more, strong points about the need for more and better data.

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