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Retracing Labor’s road to gender parity
Sep 15, 2024
Nour Haydar, a political analyst, and Julia Gillard, Australia’s first female prime minister, dive deep into Labor's transformative gender quota initiative from 1994. They discuss how this bold move skyrocketed female representation in the party to 52.4%. Julia advocates for such quotas to spread across parliament, emphasizing the importance of diversity in political spaces. The duo also tackles the challenges of maintaining gender parity, the flawed merit principle, and the pivotal role social media plays in women's political journeys.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Evolution of Gender Quotas and Their Impact on Federal Politics
02:53 • 2min
Gender Parity in Politics: Progress and Challenges
04:51 • 7min
Challenging the Merit Principle in Gender Parity
12:11 • 2min
Challenges and Strategies for Women's Political Representation in Australia
14:33 • 4min