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features how to #breakbarriers in #math! Thank you Ashleigh Ratcliffe & Rosie Evans for your thought provoking article!
#academia #invisibleworkload #allyship
hermathsstory.bsky.social Her Maths Story @hermathsstory.bsky.social · Nov 26
Ashleigh Ratcliffe & Rosie Evans wrote a blog post presenting their booklet on how to improve gender diversity in maths: “Sharing of information, opportunities and networks is invaluable, especially to first generation PhD students and minoritised groups.”

➡️ hermathsstory.eu/the-piscopia...
The image shows a dark blue background with the Her Maths Story logo at the top. At the centre of the image, we have a rectangular graphic with light grey background, inside a rounded sage green rectangle, large dark-green text reads ‘What Can You Do?’ Beneath this, smaller text says: ‘A practical guide for those wishing to improve gender diversity in mathematical research.’ The top left shows the Piscopia Initiative and How to Train Your Allies logos. At the bottom corners are two cartoon-style characters: on the left, a light-skinned woman with long, curly, golden-brown hair, resting her chin on her hand and looking upward; on the right, a woman with medium-brown skin wearing a red hijab, also resting her chin on her hand and looking upward thoughtfully. Below the rectangular graphic, small text says: ‘by Rosie Evans & Ashleigh Ratcliffe’.
November 26, 2025 at 4:43 PM
rebelliousresource.bsky.social
This is beyond the #InvisibleWorkload. Expecting complete strangers to care for your child simply because they are women is entitled, misogynistic, and frankly dangerous. This is how he treats her on her birthday, and it begs the question: did the father even *know* it was her birthday?
kaitsims.bsky.social Dr. Kaitlyn M. Sims @kaitsims.bsky.social · Dec 16
a 🧵 on the way women and caregiving expectations

this weekend I was on a ~4hr flight seated in the aisle with another woman in her late 30s/early 40s in the window seat. toward the end of boarding, a dad came through with his 5yo daughter to take the middle seats on either side of this row. 1/
December 17, 2024 at 8:29 AM