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  Gender relations in forestry: beyond a headcount

  17 April 2017 by Kate Evans

  Research: Enabling rural women in India to serve as agents of environmental change goes beyond just...

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  It’s not just the toy aisles that teach children about gender stereotypes

  14 April 2017 by Beatrice Alba

  Opinion: Girls are sugar and spice and all things nice, while boys like snails and puppy...

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  INSPIRE TO ASPIRE – a personal approach

  12 April 2017 by Devanshi Seth

  Opinion: From being the only girl in the class, to a world-leading scientist advancing gender equality...

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  200,000 more women into decent work by 2025: How can Australia achieve this G20 goal?

  10 April 2017 by Susan Harris Rimmer

  Opinion: How can Australia boost women's workforce participation? Associate Professor Susan Harris Rimmer tackles the topic...

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  When Doctors Are Not Called "Dr.": How Forms of Address Reveal Gender Bias

  7 April 2017 by Julia Files, Anita Mayer and Sharonne Hayes

  Research: Less than half of the women who've earned the title 'Dr' get called by their...

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  Doctor, doctor - what's the deal with women in medicine?

  5 April 2017 by Sarah El-Sheikha

  Opinion: Healthcare, female doctors, and the downfall of medical institutions as we know it.

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  The Political is Personal

  3 April 2017 by Pia Rowe

  Opinion: What counts as 'political'? What counts as 'activism'? Dr Pia Rowe argues that gender impacts...

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  ‘LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND’: The case for global maternal health action Part 2

  31 March 2017 by Tara Taubenschlag

  Opinion: Reducing maternal mortality rates globally is one of the sustainable development goals of the UN...

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  ‘LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND’: The case for global maternal health action Part 1

  30 March 2017 by Tara Taubenschlag

  Opinion: Every two minutes, somewhere in the world, a woman dies from complications due to pregnancy...

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