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In taking the Panel Pledge (or any of its iterations), pledges demonstrate committed action to combatting gender discrimination and amplifying the voices of women globally.<br> | In taking the Panel Pledge (or any of its iterations), pledges demonstrate committed action to combatting gender discrimination and amplifying the voices of women globally.<br> | ||
The Panel Pledge is an initiative established to demand gender diversity on panels known by many names globally, and pledge takers include individuals as well as various companies and organizations. Not only does it help hold individuals accountable to addressing their unconscious biases, it also improves accessibility to various forums for women globally.<br> | The Panel Pledge is an initiative established to demand gender diversity on panels known by many names globally, and pledge takers include individuals as well as various companies and organizations. Not only does it help hold individuals accountable to addressing their unconscious biases, it also improves accessibility to various forums for women globally.<br> | ||
| − | The Panel Pledge at Shared Services Canada | + | The Panel Pledge at Shared Services Canada was started by Executive Vice-President and Champion for Women, Sarah Paquet, and launched in 2019. In 2020, it’s more important than ever. Gender parity at events and on panels still has a long way to go, but by taking the Panel Pledge and holding yourself and others accountable, we can make this a reality.<br> |
The initiative requires pledges to commit to not speaking on male-only panels. Those who take the panel pledge also commit to advocating for women’s representation on panels by asking the following questions:<br> | The initiative requires pledges to commit to not speaking on male-only panels. Those who take the panel pledge also commit to advocating for women’s representation on panels by asking the following questions:<br> | ||
# Are there women, or equal numbers of men and women, participating in the panel?<br> | # Are there women, or equal numbers of men and women, participating in the panel?<br> | ||
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| − | + | En prenant l'engagement du Panel (ou l'une de ses itérations), les engagements démontrent une action engagée pour combattre la discrimination sexuelle et amplifier la voix des femmes dans le monde. | |
| − | + | L’Engagement Panel est une initiative créée pour exiger la diversité des sexes dans des panels connus sous de nombreux noms dans le monde, et les preneurs de promesses comprennent des individus ainsi que diverses entreprises et organisations. Non seulement cela aide à responsabiliser les individus face à leurs préjugés inconscients, mais cela améliore également l'accessibilité à divers forums pour les femmes dans le monde. | |
| + | L'engagement du panel à Services partagés Canada est soutenu par la vice-présidente exécutive et championne pour les femmes, Sarah Paquet, et lancé en 2019. En 2020, c'est plus important que jamais. La parité entre les sexes lors d'événements et dans les panels a encore un long chemin à parcourir, mais en prenant l'engagement du panel et en nous tenant vous-même et les autres responsables, nous pouvons en faire une réalité. | ||
| + | L'initiative exige des engagements pour s'engager à ne pas parler dans des panels exclusivement masculins. Ceux qui prennent l'engagement du panel s'engagent également à plaider pour la représentation des femmes dans les panels en posant les questions suivantes:<br> | ||
| + | # Y a-t-il des femmes, ou un nombre égal d'hommes et de femmes, participant au panel?<br> | ||
| + | # Que fait l'organisateur de l'événement pour garantir la diversité des genres lors de son événement?<br> | ||
| + | # Les organisateurs s'engageront-ils à rechercher des ressources supplémentaires pour atteindre l'équilibre entre les sexes dans leur panel et lors de leur événement?<br> | ||
| + | Prendre le #GCPanelPledge représente un engagement à faire progresser le profil des femmes dans tout le gouvernement du Canada, tant dans l'espace STEM qu'en dehors.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:49, 22 November 2021
| About the Pledge | Take the Pledge | Tools and FAQ |
In taking the Panel Pledge (or any of its iterations), pledges demonstrate committed action to combatting gender discrimination and amplifying the voices of women globally.
The Panel Pledge is an initiative established to demand gender diversity on panels known by many names globally, and pledge takers include individuals as well as various companies and organizations. Not only does it help hold individuals accountable to addressing their unconscious biases, it also improves accessibility to various forums for women globally.
The Panel Pledge at Shared Services Canada was started by Executive Vice-President and Champion for Women, Sarah Paquet, and launched in 2019. In 2020, it’s more important than ever. Gender parity at events and on panels still has a long way to go, but by taking the Panel Pledge and holding yourself and others accountable, we can make this a reality.
The initiative requires pledges to commit to not speaking on male-only panels. Those who take the panel pledge also commit to advocating for women’s representation on panels by asking the following questions:
- Are there women, or equal numbers of men and women, participating in the panel?
- What is the event organizer doing to ensure gender diversity at their event?
- Will the organizers commit to reaching out to additional resources to attain gender balance on their panel and at their event?
Taking the #GCPanelPledge represents a commitment to advancing the profile of women across the Government of Canada- both in and out of the STEM space.
