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By Women in Science Portland
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The podcast currently has 66 episodes available.
This week, Rachael sits down with Dr. Deva Chakraverty to discuss her research on impostor phenomenon. Join us as we unpack the roles of language and culture in impostor phenomenon, how men and women may describe it differently, and the importance of institutional responsibility in addressing it.
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This week, we are joined once more by Astrid and Sarah from the Courage Campaign to discuss the book Fair Shake: Women and the Fight to Build a Just Economy. Listen to the first part of our discussion of this book as we discuss key takeaways, including the challenges of women in finance, the lack of unionization in STEM, and key case studies in pay equity and gender discrimination.
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This week, we talk about the Pink Tax: what it is, why some argue that it doesn't exist, and why we should care.
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This week, we are back with the WIS Courage Campaign to discuss a recent event with Leila Wall, the head of the Civil Rights Division at the Bureau of Oregon Labor and Industries, and Sonia Montalbano, an employment lawyer representing both employers and employees. Together, we discussed the avenues available to keeping employers accountable for pay equity.
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This week, we discuss the social perceptions of aging for women, and Natalie unpacks the rewards and challenges of her work with older adults.
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August 1, 2024 marked the day when humanity's demand on nature exceeded Earth's biocapacity for the year. This week, Natalie and Rachael discuss what this means, how Earth Overshoot Day is calculated, and break it down by country.
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This week, Rachael and Natalie take a moment to unpack the many news stories that have broken this summer thus far, and discuss how electoral politics fits into our lives as advocates for equity in STEM.
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We're bringing you another mini episode! This week, Rachael and Natalie chat about the recent push back towards in-person work, and how this might affect those with disabilities, or those who are caregivers for children or older adults.
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This week, Rachael and Natalie unpack what degrowth theory is. Join us as we cover how a battery-powered future relies on exploitation of the Global South, why we cannot buy our way to a sustainable future, and how Portland's thrifting culture might fit into this context.
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This week, Natalie and Rachael chat about when, and how, Earth Day was created. What were the political conditions that allowed for the environmental movement of the late 20th century, and importantly: did it succeed?
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The podcast currently has 66 episodes available.
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