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TEDxPasadenaWomen: Resources and Research for “How I Learned to Love Unconscious Bias”
By Solstice72 On September 11, 2015 · Leave a Comment · In Articles, Gender Issues, Unconscious Bias, Women
Women’s Momentum Has Stalled
The Wage Gap: A History of Pay Inequity and the Equal Pay Act http://www.infoplease.com/spot/equalpayact1.html#ixzz3ZPLYa9iP
Until the early 1960s, newspapers published separate job listings for men and women. Jobs were categorized according to sex, with the higher level jobs listed almost exclusively under “Help Wanted—Male.” In some cases the ads […]
Can you have a flexible schedule in a recession?
By Solstice72 On December 18, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In Articles, Career-Life Fit, Economy, Family Work
By LA Telecommuting ExaminerKristen Todd
Whatever your reason for wanting a flexible schedule, whether it be family, continuing education or it’s just the way you are wired, convincing your employer that you can manage one is difficult. Furthermore, a rising unemployment rate and a dire outlook for the creation of new jobs makes your 9-5, […]
Feeling anxiety in our house & all around even with jobs. How about you? A New York Times Poll Reveals Trauma of Joblessness in U.S.:
By MICHAEL LUO and MEGAN THEE-BRENAN
More than half of the nation’s unemployed workers have borrowed money from friends or relatives since losing […]
Trade-Offs When Mom’s the Primary Breadwinner
By Solstice72 On December 15, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In Articles, Assumptions about Mothers, Family Work, Fatherhood, Workplace and Employment
By John Edwards of the Wall Street Journal’s The Juggle Blog:
With nearly a third of American households having a sole or primary female breadwinner, the issues those families face are far from a niche matter. But how do the women, in particular, feel about occupying what’s still seen as an […]
Astute observations given my work with school districts over the years. “Those who hold out hope that a few successful “turnaround” efforts, model schools, or charter schools can quickly spawn a legion of more effective schools…fail to recognize that improving many schools at once takes a vastly different set of skills.
Thomas Hatch of Education Week […]
This is a great article on that invisible piece of the economy, the work of caring for others.
Ruth Mantell of MarketWatch.com writes:
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Workers who have lost their jobs and stay home to raise the kids have no value, according to government economists.
Our hulking gross domestic product […]
Flexible Alternatives to Layoffs
By Solstice72 On December 3, 2009 · 1 Comment · In Articles, Career-Life Fit, Discussion Topics, Economy, Family Work, Workplace and Employment
Jobless Claims Rise to Record Levels, 20 Reasons to Promote Flexible Alternatives to Layoffs
This recent article published by Fast Company expert blogger, Cali Yost, has me wondering if school districts can use same strategy.
Cali writes:
Today, the Department of Labor reported that first time jobless claims not only rose faster than expected […]
The impact of dropouts on local economy is huge. I’m feeling fortunate that my new job allows me to work on this by supporting schools in building pathways to college and career that are relevant and engaging to students.
Published by news release by the Alliance for Excellent Education:
Remodeling Motherhood to Enjoy the Holidays
By Solstice72 On November 25, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In Articles, Assumptions about Mothers, Family Work, Holidays, Kids & School, Remodeling Motherhood, Remodeling Motherhood Tips
I am entering the holiday season feeling particularly grateful this year. Since the October 6 release of my book, This is Not How I Thought It Would Be: Remodeling Motherhood to Get the Lives We Want Today, so many people have been so good to me that I get choked up just thinking […]
Mom’s Pressure Cooker
By Solstice72 On October 19, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In Articles, Book Review, Remodeling Motherhood
Read this Star Tribune article mentioning me and my new book, This Is Not How I Thought It Would Be: Remodeling Motherhood to Get the Lives We Want Today. Journalist Julie Pfitzinger writes:
When her daughter Kate was 5 years old, Kristin Maschka experienced an epiphany courtesy of a toaster […]
Read this great New York Times blog article by Judith Warner on recent data; challenging the assumptions of the “opt out” story line.
Judith writes:
Last week, The Washington Post ran a front-page story that said most stay-at-home moms aren’t S.U.V.-driving, daily yoga-doing, latte-drinking white, upper-middle-class women who choose to […]
BusinessWeek.com: Remodeling Parenthood To Get The Lives We Want
By Solstice72 On October 8, 2009 · 1 Comment · In Articles, Book Review, Career-Life Fit, Workplace and Employment
Please check out BusinessWeek.com for a great feature on This Is Not How I Thought It Would Be: Remodeling Motherhood To Get The Lives We Want Today. Journalist Lauren Young writes:
What are the things your friends and family never told you about life as a Working Parent? Kristin Maschka, […]
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Our President cares more about birds hurt by wind mills than about 545 children separated from their parents for months and years with no plan to reunite them.
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Neither does the word women and yet here we are. https://twitter.com/MarshaBlackburn/status/1316167979655102469
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Trust me, you need this thread. Thanks @ASlavitt for tending to our emotional needs in addition to our need for accurate informed analysis of the pandemic.
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Gloria Steinem with Patt Morrison
Love this Patt Morrison interview with Gloria Steinem in today’s LA Times, Gloria Steinem: The Founder. Agree or disagree, she’s honest and doesn’t have rose-colored glasses on when it comes to the status of women in this country.
Favorite quote, “The big step for this coming generation is to get to a […]