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Category Archives: discrimination
Picture a Scientist – Who Do You See?
I am often asked who inspired me. I feel embarrassed to admit the answer is no one, it seems like the wrong answer. Certainly there was no female scientist who triggered my love of science at an early age; I … Continue reading
Posted in discrimination, Equality, harassment, Jane Willenbring, MIT, Nancy Hopkins, Raychelle Burks, Women in science
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Manifesto for Change
‘Science needs women’ proclaims the L’Oreal/UNESCO For Women in Science awards tagline. For the last 18 years the pairing has been awarding five laureates to women from different geographical regions around the world each year to celebrate (and publicise) their success. … Continue reading
Posted in Charlotte Proudman, discrimination, Equality, L'Oreal For Women in Science, sexism, Women in science
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What Next after Tim Hunt? (#just1action4WIS)
Last week the world erupted into a storm of outrage over remarks Sir Tim Hunt, Nobel Prize winner, made in Korea. Unacceptable, indefensible remarks. He has been made to resign from positions and committees for which he has worked so … Continue reading
Posted in discrimination, Equality, personal responsibility, Royal Society, Science Culture, Women in science
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Women of the Wall: fighting inequality and discrimination at every opportunity
Two of the most heated topics that are avidly discussed by OT members in recent blogs are gender equality and anti-Semitism—both worthy of serious consideration—and not mutually exclusive. As those who know me will attest, I am not a big … Continue reading
Posted in anti-semitism, conservative, discrimination, egalitarianism, gender equality, Jerusalem, Judaism, reform, religion, ultra-orthodox, western wall, women of the wall
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