Live Interviews/Radio How High Does the Glass Ceiling Go? The Morning Show, Wisconsin Public Radio: 02.26.2019 On Millenials and Gender Stereotypes KCBS San Francisco How Contemporary Couples Divide the Work at Home with Dr. Jill Yavorsky, Gender Dynamics Expert Brilliant Balance podcast, Episode #124: 03.10.2020 Charlotte Buzz - Gender Inequality in the Workplace with Dr. Yavorsky & Dr. Banks UNC Charlotte On Occupational Segregation & Gender Wage Gaps Let's Go There with Shira and Ryan Research Coverage NPR Marketplace: “Moms with straight As in high school get similar leadership opportunities as dads who got failing grades”The Washington Post: “The shock of unemployment may push men into jobs traditionally held by women, study shows”The Washington Post: “Among 1-percent earners, where are all the women?”Charlotte Agenda: “For women, the glass ceiling might be more extensive than previously thought…”The Ladders: “For unemployed men, there are benefits to looking at careers in female-dominated fields”CNN: “Sexist hiring practices don't only hurt women. They hurt men, too”CNN: “Millennial women are working more. But they're still doing most of the housework” The New York Times: “Men Do More at Home, but Not as Much as They Think”The New York Times: “As the Labor Market Tightens, Women are Moving into More Male-Dominated Jobs”The New York Times: “Women’s Gains in the Workforce Conceal a Problem” Chicago Tribune: “The richest 1 percent remains largely a boy's club”Chicago Daily Herald: “The Glass Ceiling is Even Higher in the Penthouse”Science Alert: “Here's Why New Mothers Post So Many Baby Photos on Facebook”Medical Daily: “Under Pressure: New Moms Who Post Tons Of Baby Pictures On Facebook More Likely To Have Symptoms Of Depression” Op-eds/Research Briefs The Conversation: “Mothers who Earned Straight As in High School Manage the Same Number of Employees as Fathers who earned Failing Grades”The Conversation: “Unemployment pushes more men to take on female-dominated jobs”Slate: “Searching for an Equal Co-Parent”Work in Progress: “Are unemployed men more likely to enter female-dominated occupations?” London School of Economics: “Men’s Incomes Still Largely Determine Whether a Household is Part of the One Percent”CCF: Even Gender Inequality is Unequal
