What works

Book • 2016

In 'What Works: Gender Equality by Design', Iris Bohnet offers actionable insights and evidence-based strategies to reduce gender inequality.

The book explores how unconscious biases affect decision-making and provides tools for creating more inclusive environments.

Bohnet emphasizes the importance of data-driven decisions, transparency, and visible role models in promoting gender equality.

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