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... about Ireland — policy in context Despite robust gender equality legislation, the culturally reproduced gendered order of caring means that women remain the default carers in Irish society; family ...

... with identity and gender stereotypes, either reaffirming or breaking them. Internet portal Rate.ee shows that the majority of people, both male and female, adhere to traditional gender roles and ...

... The gender balance in decision-making is a major driver of change in almost all Member States. In the long term (2010–2018), the ... to promote gender equality as well – for example by breaking down the old patterns of labour market segregation or by upskilling ...

... university. For instance, the university had eight deans, of which only one was a woman. Considering this situation, the AKKA programme ... the number of female leaders at the university, and breaking the male power base. The university understood that positive ...

... at EU level in order to map and evidence economic impacts of gender equality in different policy areas: Increasing gender equality in ... EFFECT/REDUCTION Gender quotas can be helpful in breaking down negative stereotypes against women (study on Italian local ...