Gender Partnership

Gender equality is not just a women’s issue—men also lose out when workplaces are gender-biased. Catalyst’s ground-breaking research on men offers unique insights about men’s career experiences, how to engage them as full partners in creating gender-inclusive workplaces, and solutions rooted in a holistic understanding of how gender affects men’s and women’s behaviors and outcomes in the workplace. Our unique MARC (Men Advocating Real Change) initiative is a community of men and women committed to gender partnership.

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MARC

Action for Impact – Engaging Men in Gender Initiatives (Webinar Recording)

This webinar shared how organizations can enlist all men to work together as allies in changing the organizational norms and structures that perpetuate gender gaps.

MARC

Women’s Conference? Bring A Buddy (Blog Post)

Catalyst's Risa Pappas talks about the importance of inviting men to women's conferences.

MARC

Privilege Checklist for Men: #Metoo and Personal Safety (Blog Post)

How many of these "personal safety" precautions do you take in your every day life? What about the women in your life?

MARC

Steph Curry, the Father-Of-Daughters Effect, and Me (Blog Post)

This is how you dad.

MARC

Benefits of Paternity Leave: Being There (Blog Post)

They say as a parent, you never stop worrying.

MARC

The Death of the Business Suit Can’t Come Soon Enough (Blog Post)

We straight businessmen have a problem: we all kind of act, look, and think alike.

MARC

Preparing for Labor Day: “Maternity Leave” Is Also for Dads (Blog Post)

Let’s End the Stigma

Ask the Experts – Catalyst Town Hall (Webinar Recording)

Listen to this webinar recording to hear Catalyst experts answer D&I questions from the audience.

MARC

A Topic for Discussion (Blog Post)

I’m regularly told that I’m a ‘good dad’ when I’m simply in line with the kids anywhere (especially in the grocery store). It’s always a woman telling me that I’m a ‘good dad.'

MARC

Many Are Unaware of the Benefits (Blog Post)

Paternity leave can go a long way toward building the kinds of businesses that attract and retain workers. It also increases corporate profits and builds gender equality—if done right.

MARC

First Steps: Engaging Men as Change Agents (Webinar Recording)

Listen to this webinar to hear 10 actions organizations can take to break down these barriers and make this topic relevant to men.

MARC

What Happens When Men Join ERGs That Aren’t “for Them” (Blog Post)

Inside Groups for Women, LGBT, and More

MARC

That’s What She Said: Insights From Author And Journalist Joanne Lipman (Blog Post)

Joanne Lipman has been traveling for three years, speaking to men and women about workplace inequality, and what can be done about it.

Organizational Culture Change

Marjory Stoneman Douglas: The Woman (Blog Post)

Marjory Stoneman Douglas was an activist with a strong voice for social change. With her as a model, and the memory of the 17 victims of the shooting that occurred at the school named for her in our hearts, can we commit together to raising boys (and girls!) who feel powerful, heard, and seen even when they aren’t holding a gun?

MARC

10 Questions for Men Attending ERGs That Aren’t “for Them” (Blog Post)

You Don’t Have to Have All the Answers

MARC

Men of Color at Work: If These Stories Surprise You, You Haven’t Been Listening (Blog Post)

I asked men of color to delve into their experiences at work. What they shared with me was eye-opening.

Men working together
MARC

Men’s Role in Workplace Equity: Achieving Our Full Potential (Blog Post)

MARC sparked a dialogue with other male colleagues about what we assume to be normal (but is not).

MARC

What Worries Men About Traveling on Business With a Woman? (Blog Post)

What Are Men Really Thinking?

MARC

How Stereotypes Impact Women (And Men) at Work (Blog Post)

And What Men Can Do About It

MARC

Who Says My Mom Can’t Have It All? Reflections Of A Teenage Son (Blog Post)

As a rising high school senior, I worry about these results and the future of women’s place in society.