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Category Archives: Ceci and WIlliams
Supporting Men, Supporting Women: We Need to do Both
I am not infrequently challenged about why I worry so much about women in academia when young men are being disadvantaged. This is seen to be particularly true in school exam results but also if one looks at the numbers … Continue reading
Posted in appointment, bias, Ceci and WIlliams, Equality, International Men's Day
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Dangerous Assumptions
Last week I was put in touch with a reporter from my local newspaper, the Cambridge News, who was writing a story about the University’s Annual Report. They seemed concerned about the lack of women academic staff (and ethnic minorities) … Continue reading
Posted in Ceci and WIlliams, Equality, first impressions, Unconscious bias, Wenneras and Wold, Women in science
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