You can find out how to reconcile family and job or self-employment. Here, for example, we deal with topics such as the division of labor in the household, children and careers, or what women can do to actively involve men in the care part. Because we believe that reconciliation is not and should not be a women-only issue.
Caroline Criado-Perez describes in her book "Invisible Women" the ongoing discrimination against women. Using numerous examples, she demonstrates that the world we live in is not neutral but rather designed for men. [...]
"It is important that we women become visible to each other and engage in dialogue. Today, we speak more openly about the many roles we women have. I addressed [...]
The birth of a child is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on paternal actions and, if necessary, to radicalize them. The child is born into a world with traditional role distribution: working [...]
"It will be enlightening to see how women's participation in the labor market will develop this year and next. Theoretically, many men could also scale back their careers. However, the existing evidence [...]
I am very impressed by the work of Professor Jutta Allmendinger, President of the Social Science Research Centre Berlin. She writes in Die ZEIT: ‘Women's satisfaction is plummeting, their satisfaction with their [...]
‘Under the conditions of the crisis, the care of children, their education and the compatibility with employment is once again becoming a private matter,’ according to a study by the Konrad Adenauer [...]
Families are becoming more vocal due to the lack of childcare options for their children. Rightly so, as Robert Habeck emphasized on Anne Will: "We have seen who has no lobby: I [...]
Meanwhile, we are also receiving messages from our visitors who are critical of the current situation. Women are expressing 'fear' that they are being thrown back to old gender roles due to [...]
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