Conor, Gill & Taylor - Gender and creative labour
Conor, B., Gill, R., & Taylor, S. (Eds). (2015). Gender and Creative Labour. Sociological Review Monograph Series (Vol. 63 S1). Wiley Online Library.
Gender balance refers to the equitable representation of individuals of different genders, typically men and women, in various aspects of society. It encompasses achieving a proportionate and fair distribution of opportunities, resources, and responsibilities among individuals of different genders, aiming to eliminate gender-based discrimination and biases. Gender balance ensures equal access for all genders to education, employment, leadership positions, decision-making roles, and other spheres of life, promoting gender equality and inclusivity. It involves challenging traditional gender norms and stereotypes to create a more diverse and equitable society where individuals can fully participate and thrive, regardless of gender identity.
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