Women, the Vote and Activism
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Dedicated to exploring women’s suffrage and the women’s rights movement, discover the stories of women who have and are making a difference for all people in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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- The economics during lockdown
- Progress arises when opportunities can be seen
- The diverse and shared experiences of women during COVID-19 and hopes for the way forward
- Putting people at the centre post COVID-19
- A Covid recovery window of opportunity
- Anō ko te whare whawhao a Te Ao-kapurangi
- The pink-collar recession
- As Pacific women, we are the makers of our homes, and communities
- Care IS the post COVID-19 economy
- Giving metua va’ine Moana opportunities to ‘create something big’
- From people of the sea to people of the land: The significant role of women
- Another kind of economics
- Making kindness count – improving Pacific womens’ employment prospects
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- Case studies: Gender diversity in private sector organisations
- Chorus- diversity is good for business as well as the country
- Enspiral Dev Academy - It's incredibly important we make workplaces more accessible to people with diverse backgrounds, including parents
- Fonterra - “if the CEO and board are vocal about gender equality, then others will listen”
- FrankAdvice - each person brings different strengths to the team, and each individual is crucial to the success of the business
- Lion - have set a target of a 50-50 gender split by 2026
- Westpac - ‘there needs to be a louder and better-informed conversation among businesses about gender pay’
- Xero - people are healthier and more productive when they are given flexibility
- Yellow – ‘Creating change begins with stepping into discomfort, asking the hard questions and being brave enough to take action with the answers’
- Essays on unpaid work
- Income
- Gender pay gap
- Retirement income prospects
- Pay transparency
- SMEs
The Suffrage 125 celebration is being led by the Ministry for Women, New Zealand Minitatanga mō ngā Wahine in partnership with Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage.