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Monday 26 October 2020
Achieving gender equity has to be underpinned by a greater openness to real flexibility across grades and departments, writes Selina McCoy.
Young people who took part in the consultation want to see the normalisation of ‘non-traditional relationships’.
Sharon Hutchinson of Sportswomen.ie is speaking at the Exploring Gender Equality in Irish Sport conference this weekend.
61% of Australians have voted in favour of same-sex marriage.
Their introduction is ‘the biggest ever show of support’ for Stonewall’s LGBT campaign.
The findings are contained in a new report which details experience of discrimination.
A report looked into gender equality and pay at the national broadcaster.
Hannah Mouncey says she is ‘extremely disappointed’ with the AFL’s decision.
The new agreement is being praised as the first of its kind in international football.
The Taoiseach made the comments at a gay pride event in Belfast today.
Donald Trump this week said that transgender people would not be able to serve in the US military.
A report was released this week calling for stronger regulation of adverts in the UK.
Yesterday, the Royal College of Surgeons launched a report that aims to increase their female representation.
Men and women will compete together in the 4x400m relay, swimming, archery, judo and cycling in Tokyo.
The State has a duty to protect all married couples, including same-sex couples, writes Dr Brian Tobin.
In Ireland, women currently earn around 13.9 per cent less than men, writes Ivana Bacik.
Cork legend Valerie Mulcahy speaks to The42 about all things ladies football, her columns and life post-retirement.
Greg Clarke believes there is something ‘not right’ with how the sport deals with social inclusion.
Instead, the status of a ‘protected person’ will be created for people who can’t give consent.
The amendments allow people under 16 to receive gender recognition with parental consent.
“This is a very important decision for the Traveller community.”
There is such a sense of entitlement among elites that they barely try to hide their privileges, writes Kieran Allen.
Minister Patrick O’Donovan says his Department has offered mediation in an attempt to find a resolution in the row between the women’s national team and the FAI.
The image of the silly, dumb man is too prevalent on our screens, writes Joyce Rubotham.
The High Court ruled yesterday in favour of a man who had argued for his right to vote in private.
An economic downturn isn’t an acceptable excuse for unfair treatment of pregnant women, writes Lorraine Courtney.
Restored Hearing’s Rhona Togher says both her gender and age have been barriers in business.
What does it mean to be a woman in 2017 and what are women’s hopes for equality and fairness?
Broadcasters will have to report to the BAI on gender balance and diversity of their presenters and contributors.
Goldrick also gave her response to the introduction of gender quotas on sporting bodies.
African-American heroes and those from other minorities are being used on a special series of coins.
TheJournal.ie examines if the alt-right movement is gaining momentum in Ireland.
The activist will lead a group to develop a strategy for young LGBT people.
Two commentators debate the use of quotas to increase the number of women on our sporting boards.
After a long-fought campaign, Taoiseach Enda Kenny said he supported the recognition of Traveller ethnicity this week.
Four were granted to applicants who were aged 16 and 17 years old.
Overall the gender pay gap for women in the workforce stands at 20%.
Luke Kelly-Melia suffers from cerebral palsy and was given the assistance dog as a result.
The school is due to open in September, with seven children already enrolled.
The Pope blamed what he called “ideological colonising” by “very influential countries”.
WE’RE LESS THAN a week out from the scariest night of the year.
Halloween will look somewhat different this year but there’s nothing stopping us breaking out the box of decorations, throwing on a witch’s hat and doing up the outside of the house.
Cobwebs, ghouls and goblins, a scary pumpkin, there’s plenty of inspiration around at the moment as more and more people gear up for the 31st.
This morning, we want to know: Have you decorated your house for Halloween?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Richard Nairns details some of what he discovered when he moved to Ned’s Wood in Co Wicklow.
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