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Category Archives: Equality
The Comedy of Equality
“We don’t have equality!”, she said, turning to her friend and laughing. “You cannot be taken seriously if you are not a man”, was the qualifier, shared by one of the mentees, almost doubled up with laughter, as we stood … Continue reading
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Tagged Cherie Blair Foundation For Women, Equality, Gangs, Gender, New York, Power
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Normalising Dolly
Clarks shoes found themselves laced in controversy last week through a largely predictable set of circumstances: a range of children’s shoes released in two lines, one for boys, one for girls. The boys shoes range was called ‘leader’, and the … Continue reading
Voiceless
People are disenfranchised, left voiceless, for many reasons: convention, gender, permission, poverty, technology (or lack of it), misunderstanding, bullying, bemusement, culture, the list goes on and on. As organisations strive to be more connected, more Social, it’s important to remember … Continue reading
Posted in Equality
Tagged Disenfranchisement, Equality, Fairness, Leadership, Social Capital, Social Leadership, Voiceless
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International Women’s Day
I’m fully aware that, if we want a better world, we will have to build it ourselves. Waiting for someone else to do the job will be a thankless task. But i’m equally aware that, if someone else did do … Continue reading
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Our Shared Differences
I am fortunate in being able to visit many different countries, to be a guest in many different cultures. As one travels around the world one moves not only in miles and metres but also in culture and difference. My … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Culture, Equality
Tagged Culture, Difference, Equality, Gender, Homosexuality, LGBT, Saudi Arabia, travel, Women
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Provocative Writing for a Better World: #WorkingOutLoud on an Experiment for the Social Age
I knew the experiment was working when i felt uncomfortable: sat on the plane, with the first copy in my hand, i worried what other people would think, how they would respond to the writing, how they would feel about … Continue reading
Posted in Equality
Tagged Amplification, Change, Equality, Fairness, Leadership, Learning, LGBT, Social Age, Social Justice, Working Out Loud, Writing, Zine
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Lost Values: The Objectification of Women
I was unclear if it was artful slow motion or simple writhing, but whichever it was, it was disconcerting. And not strictly necessary. The picture in question was in the toilets of a particularly trendy London restaurant, all exposed brick … Continue reading
Posted in Equality
Tagged Change, Equality, Feminism, Guitars, Music, Objectification, She Shreds, Women
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International Women’s Day
I’m rarely lost for words, but today may be an exception. I am, of course, in favour of equality. And social justice. And fairness. And, for that matter, organic vegetables. My hesitation is not in the importance of this story, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bias, CBFW, Cherie Blair Foundation For Women, Equality, Gender, International Women's Day, IWD, Mentoring, Police, politics, Pride
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Games for Boys. Games for Girls
Another ski lift story: you may remember the four year old Canadian girl who i shared a ski lift with last week. The one who could ski like a rocket? Well, if nothing else, i admired her confidence, confidence being … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Games
Tagged Boys, Boys Games, Canada, Equality, Games, Girls, Girls Games, Skiing
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