Numbers don’t lie - the gender of a person will influence the risks and dynamics of their economic wellbeing or insecurity.
The University’ Gender Equality Office organises an online exchange panel on " Gender and economic insecurity ", aiming to foster interdisciplinary discussions on gender differences and commonalities.
The discussion will draw insights from experts across various fields such as economics, psychology, or political science. In particular, organisers wish to hear participants’ views on mothers and fathers facing economic insecurity and its consequences on child development.
The event is free of charge and online.
Gender and economic insecurity
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