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Mainstream western feminism is generally known as secular. Women in this movement have fought religious dogmas and paternalistic gender patterns in religious texts and traditions.
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Annual study on . The study explores the way in which women are written and spoken about in the 8 largest national newspapers and the 8 most popular (public) TV programmes.
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One-day workshop, awareness-raising and distribution of the book 'No Woman’s Land – On the Frontlines with Female Reporters’ of the INSI institute (International News Safety Institute).
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In the Monitor Women Professors presents the up-to-date figures on the number of women academics and university managers in Dutch universities, academic medical centres and scientific organisations.
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International gender policy, presented to parliament by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Has a two track approach to gender mainstreaming, with both a stand-alone and an integration track.
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This study examines the diversity as a whole (gender, age, background) in the public TV sector. Key information on trends and challenges on women and the media:
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List of the most powerful women in the Netherlands, and a subsection of most powerful , based on their ability to influence policy and change.
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There is debate about whether the post-Fordist or high-performance work organization can overcome the disadvantages women encounter in traditional gendered organizations.
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With training courses, checklists and presentations VIDM (Women in the Media) explains to women how journalists select there news and how they find the people they interview.
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The state of affairs with respect to women in university positions and academic decision-making bodies in the Netherlands
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Every year the organisation undertakes a research about the presence of women in the media. The 20 women who were in the media the most are highlighted as role models.
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Thesis on the change of how women are depicted in newspaper over the years.