Academic culture needs to change towards more sustainability, diversity and equal opportunities. Be part of the change and support the calls to action.
ALT Event flyer "Raising Our Expectations: Practical Actions for a Better Academia" on 19 November 2024 at the University of Bern. A lecture and workshop by Dr. Roberta Hawkins. The flyer presents the book cover of "Higher Expectations: How to Survive Academia, Make It Better for Others, and Transform the University" by Dr. Hawkins.
ALT Event flyer "Raising Our Expectations: Practical Actions for a Better Academia" on 19 November 2024 at the University of Bern. A lecture and workshop by Dr. Roberta Hawkins. The flyer describes the contents of the lecture and the workshop.
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On the 189th Dies Academicus of the @unibern , the minister for education of the Kanton Bern, Christine Häsler @bkd_kantonbern, emphasized that when building a sustainable research culture, the focus is on people with their needs, abilities and actions.
uniaktuell.unibe.ch/2023/die…
Academic leaders are crucial when it comes to fostering a diverse research culture.
The @LeadersEquality survey at all CH Unis found that men do engage in gender equality, but that women view the efforts of their male colleagues more skeptical.
gendercampus.ch/public/ideas… (German)
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they have too many other things to do and don’t feel responsible were inhibiting factors in women’s eyes. That highlights a need for action: to enshrine gender equality as a professor’s responsibility and in terms of the resources made available for gender equality. (6/6)
While the male professors and lecturers generally attached less importance to the obstacles, the women* perceived them as more meaningful in terms of male engagement for gender equality. Especially the fact that their colleagues consider the issue to be overrated, ... (5/x)
There is a reluctance to approach qualified women directly when it comes to leadership positions in self-governance and within the scope of performance reviews. Overall, the advancement of women seems to be viewed more as a promotion of early career researchers. (4/x)
More than 30 percent of the male professors and lecturers indicated that they already employ 24 out of 34 practices in their day-to-day lives. They were particularly active in the “Promote and support women in your own team” and “Demand fairness” fields of action. (3/x)
The main factors motivating male professors and lecturers to engage in gender equality activities lie in the “principle of fairness” and their conviction that they enjoy working in a mixed team. (2/x)
Summary:
The male professors and lecturers at Swiss universities surveyed are (or want to be) engaged in gender equality. They are motivated, practice the promotion of equality in their daily lives and are willing to engage in other activities. (1/x)
Ten calls to action for a more diverse and sustainable research culture.
N° 10: Be aware of your influence and your role model function and work to empower others.
#diverse#researchculture
Ten calls to action for a more diverse and sustainable research culture.
N° 9: A stress trigger can be the feeling that everyone else is working longer and better than we are. Thus, ensure a fair distribution of work between all team members.
#diverse#researchculture
Ten calls to action for a more diverse and sustainable research culture.
N° 9: A stress trigger can be the feeling that everyone else is working longer and better than we are. Thus, ensure a fair distribution of work between all team members.
#diverse#researchculture