4th Newsletter MINT Project
Eyes open when choosing a career: Classical models often lead women into poverty “Boys are better at math, girls are…
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5th Newsletter MINT Project
The role model function: Parents as influencers Although the information possibilities via social media seem almost unlimited, a somewhat closer…
4th Newsletter MINT Project
Eyes open when choosing a career: Classical models often lead women into poverty “Boys are better at math, girls are…
Why toys matter…
Already in 1997, the scientists Cheryl Benard and Edit Schlafer realised how the choice of toys can foster gender typical…
Why stereotypes matter…
Gender-specific stereotypes define what is the societal norm and standard. Therefore, they can limit opportunities and interests and keep children…
3rd Newsletter MINT Project
Getting out of the gender trap: More variety in the nursery offers children better opportunities for the future Traditional gender…
Why the gender pay gap is a problem, not just statistical numbers
Having a lower employment rate and accumulating less experience and salary in the labour market, does not only mean to…
Why professional choice matters…
The pay gap in employment has only improved by 2% across Europe in the last years. The Gender Pay Gap…
2nd Newsletter MINT Project
Career aspirations: Our small survey shows the influencing factors What factors in children’s socialisation can influence their career aspirations? What…
1st Newsletter MINT Project
Breaking with the old ways: why should gender equality be at the centre of modern education? Whether as parents or…