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THERE’s a sign up in all the women’s toilets in Glasgow Sheriff Court. “In an event of an emergency,” it reads, “if you require sanitary…

"There is a fraught history of centuries of women’s bodies mocked, minimized, disparaged, or even ignored."

You must consider the issues of bias and outcome validity — otherwise, practical vulnerabilities lurk in the deep.

If any profession values the significance of one’s choice of words, it is the legal profession. We know that slight nuances in the meanings of words can result in a deluge of complications. Words have power.  The use of male dominated language has historically been accepted, normalised and expected, with the result that most people are completely oblivious or indifferent to the fact that contracts contain gendered language. It is generally the default position when the gender is unkno...

What impact has enforced isolation and social distancing had on how physical experiences are designed? We take a look as part of The Drum’s Deep Dive into The New Customer Experience Economy.

From making household chores women’s sole preserve to buying and selling women into prostitution, there are covert and overt ways in which women are being exploited and treated as inferior to men

A host of events have been planned by Cork City Council and its Women’s Caucus to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD).

Dr Sarah Kieran and Dr Sinéad Burke examine what it means to have a ‘SMART’ workplace design and how employers can keep their best talent.

BT's Nicola Millard and CWIT's Liana Tomescu talk about the impact creativity and the arts can have on inspiring the next generation of STEM.

Reading lists issued by military commanders is nothing new, but what may be new is the shift away from subjects related to winning wars and battles to books about sociology to subjects like Critical Race Theory, anti-racism, and managing bureaucracies.