Where are all the men?

Zoe Berman

Source: Morley von Sternberg

Men need to be more than passive bystanders in the struggle for workplace equity, writes Zoë Berman

When we programmed an event on International Women’s Day to launch Part W’s latest initiative, Women’s Work: London, we hadn’t expected the event to be quite so extraordinarily popular with women - and so unpopular with men. The day before the launch, we were replying to one message after another explaining we truly were sold out of spaces for our evening gathering, held in the expansive downstairs of the Department Store, Brixton.

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