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Get to know the book that inspired our No No NO workshops

This September, our bookclub, On The Same Page, is co-hosting an online book event with PWN Netherlands that will delve into The No Club: Putting a Stop to Women's Dead-End Work by Linda Babcock, Brenda Peyser, Lise Vesterlund, and Laurie Weingart. 

Those of you who have attended No No No! What would happen if you were your frist friority? workshops given by Prof. Hanneke Takkenberg and Prof. Nicola Kleyn at our November conference and earlier this year will know the book, which looks at how to unburden women's careers from work that goes unrewarded.

Taking place on September 20th at 19h00, the online bookclub event will take a deeper look into the role of a general culture of overwork that hurts both sexes and locks gender inequality in place and how it contributes to women's stalled advancement in organisations.

Attendance is free but you must pre-register here. 

We are looking forward to co-hosting an event with PWN Netherlands and seeing you online in September!

You can join our On The Same Page bookclub here,

 

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The Erasmus Centre for Women and Organisations (ECWO) is committed to fostering inclusion. Our founding purpose in 2014 was to empower women and to create a level playing field by building communities for organisational change. Today, ECWO has expanded its perspective to embrace a wider vision of a world of inclusive prosperity. Our new mission is to create a sense of belonging for everyone within organisations through diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), anchored in social safety. We strive for settings where everyone feels valued, respected and supported. We conduct research and produce evidence-led educational programmes, events, coaching, advocacy, and advisory services. We stay true to our roots, and we have evolved to recognise that achieving true inclusion and equity requires encompassing all, regardless of gender or identity.

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