by Christine Marlet | Feb 25, 2025
Using scientific arguments, the results of the most recent research show that women have not remained on the sidelines. Quite the contrary. The truth is that over the centuries, women have not only made a great contribution to sustaining the home as mothers and caregivers, but we have also carried out important work in political, scientific, artistic, social, economic, etc. development, and, in my opinion, both aspects have gone unnoticed in the usual histories.
by Christine Marlet | Jan 13, 2025
While much progress has been made towards gender equality, diversity and inclusion in the workplace, education and society, recent years have also revealed continuing challenges that slow or halt this progress. To date, the majority of gender equality action has tended to approach gender equality from one side: being focused on the need to remove barriers for girls and women
by Christine Marlet | Aug 17, 2024
For decades scholars and practitioners have worked to develop and integrate work–life. The topic of work–life has evolved into one of the most significant business issues of the 21st century.Rooted in the history of women’s rights and equal opportunity in education and the workplace, the notion of work–life has shifted in focus from solely a woman’s concern to a workforce management issue
by Christine Marlet | Aug 14, 2024
Academic papers on the impact of Covid in Covid Time and after Covid on Work Life Balance
by Christine Marlet | May 16, 2024
Colonialism deeply impacted traditional gender identities and roles that existed in Africa before colonial inception, and the colonialists classified traditional gender identities and roles in the Sub-Sahara region as primitive, resulting in new policies enacted to change and control gendered norms and sexual cultures of the region (Berger, 2003).
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