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A study by the Utah Women and Leadership Project team with Utah State University surveyed 839 Utah women, calling out sexist comments and asking for change.

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A Utah State University Utah Women & Leadership Project study sought to understand Utah womens experiences with sexist comments and remarks, which have become prevalent in conversation, public communication and social settings.

Some participants in newly released research by Utah State University about objectification of women reported their first degrading experiences happened during childhood.

By Julene Reese Although sexist comments and remarks are prevalent and normalized in daily settings and conversations worldwide, a recent study by the Utah State University Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) sought to understand Utah women’s specific experiences. An extensive study was conducted in the spring of 2020 and was administered through an online […]

Some women report hearing their first sexist, objectifying remarks in childhood, a report by the Utah Women & Leadership Project says. The report aims to educate how sexist language and harassment can demean and disempower women.