What Works: Gender Equality by Design, by Iris Bohnet

Book of the week: With people vulnerable to bias, lack of diversity might be better tackled at organisational level, Victoria Bateman says

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Victoria Bateman
Male conductor conducting orchestral concert
Source: Stanford University/Quincena Musical
String theory: the introduction of blind auditions has significantly increased the proportion of women in the major orchestras in the US

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