Sunday 22 May, 2022
Academia is no longer dominated by men, with women making up more than half of lecturers. But problems remain across third-level in Ireland.
The Jordan Football Association are claiming foul play after missing out on qualification for the 2022 Women’s Asian Cup.
Eilis Ní Dhuibhne writes about how women writers in Ireland faced a range of barriers up until recent decades.
National Records of Scotland, who are responsible for the census, said people do not need a gender-recognition certificate to identify as a different gender from the one registered at birth.
There were no women and no people of colour in FM104′s top 20 most-played songs.
Teni has welcomed the fact that a consultant psychiatrist and a paediatric endocrinologist are being hired.
On Transgender Day of Visibility, Teni CEO Éirénne Carroll talks to The Journal about access to healthcare in Ireland and worrying developments in the US.
The National Trans Healthcare Steering Committee has raised concerns about the status of the report.
Over a third of workers believe that using flexible work options negatively impacts their chances of promotion, according to a new study.
The UNFPA has called for urgent action to be taken to protect girls around the world.
Three in 10 people avoid certain locations for fear of being assaulted, according to a new survey.
Cliodhna McAllister writes about how her experiences with Tinder, dating and porn got her thinking about how we view sexuality and gender in Ireland.
The assembly is meeting this weekend to begin a structured examination of gender and gender stereotyping in Ireland.
It involves a six-part series as well as a podcast series.
‘They’ had previously been named word of the year by the American Dialect Society in 2015.
Maya Forstater lost her job after tweeting that she opposed proposals to reform the UK Gender Recognition Act.
It will discuss the reasons women are still paid less, find it harder to reach top positions, and carry an unequal share of the burden of care.
The data shows girls received more A grades than boys in most subjects.
The charter also envisages that manufacturers will adapt the way their products are advertised.
The assembly will begin its work in October this year.
The document was immediately denounced by LGBT Catholics as contributing to bigotry and violence.
Sinn Féin and Solidarity-People Before Profit were the only parties to see a decrease in the number of female elected candidates.
Two of the main political parties have held training events for women contemplating a life in politics.
Aerach means gay in both the modern sense as well as the original meaning of happy and carefree writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
Just under three in 10 Chief Executive (28%) and Director of Services (26%) roles in local authorities nationally are held by women.
Mary Mitchell O’Connor said the positions will be for world-class academics and are not ‘easy jobs’.
Marriage equality and the Gender Recognition Act were two significant milestones in recent years, but there’s still a lot of work to be done.
A referendum on the topic has been delayed.
Minister Josepha Madigan writes about how she is inspired by Ifra Ahmed and her fight against FGM in Ireland.
“We betrayed the public trust.”
The move comes after 18 months of work following the Waking the Feminists movement.
The World Health Organisation’s revised classification system sees trans-identities added under conditions relating to sexual health.
We talked to the director of Saoirse Ronan’s new film, On Chesil Beach.
The 18-year-old has pretended to be a boy for most of her life.
A total of 78% showed a pay gap in favor of men, while 14% favored women and 8% had no gap.
All companies in the UK with over 250 employees will soon have to publish their stats on gender pay differences.
“People don’t speak about it unless a victim of this heinous crime speaks out.”
The former president has called on Pope Francis to address gender inequality in the Catholic Church.
Women earn 14.9% less than men in Spain.
