Date: 12-05-2022Time: 20.00 – 21.30uLocation: online
In the Netherlands, women and men have the same rights, yet their position is not equal in many areas. In which areas is this the case? And why is this so, how can we explain this cultural-historically? What is specifically Dutch about this inequality? Do women have to learn to "fight" better or is it more complicated? What role do prejudices about what is feminine and masculine play and who has what role? And perhaps most importantly: how can we turn the tide for the better?
Marian Spier and Irene van Staveren will discuss this.
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Marian Spier is a director and entrepreneur.
- 2010: Marian founds TEDxAmsterdamWomen.
- 2012: Starts her own company IAMarian.
- 2018: winner of the EU Women Business Angel Award.
- 2019: joining the supervisory board of Van Gogh Museum and the board of directors of VandenEnde Foundation.
- 2020: Marian founds FEM-START, an e-learning programme for women entrepreneurs worldwide.
- 2021: publication of her book Impact. Lessons in personal and business leadership.
Irene van Staveren is professor of pluralistic economics at the Institute of Social Studies Erasmus University Rotterdam.
- Irene uses a diversity of economic perspectives, from Marx to Keynes and from feminist to social economy.
- Columnist for Trouw
- Board member Sustainable Finance Lab and student movement Rethinking Economics NL
- Most recent books: What we can learn from economists that hardly anybody reads any more and The professor as guinea pig-a hopeful perspective on migraine.
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