There is no doubt that the preponderance of social media offers an attractive opportunity to study and change social norms about women’s work, particularly among young voracious consumers. The study finds that the division of (unpaid) work is widely discussed on social media in the three countries studied and reflects on key knowledge gaps to take the research forward. Read more. You can also watch a webinar on the topic here.
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Shifting Discriminatory Gender Norms Affecting Women in the Workplace: Social Media Campaigns in Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam (2023)
There is no doubt that the preponderance of social media offers an attractive opportunity to study and change social norms about women’s work, particularly among young voracious consumers. The study finds that the division of (unpaid) work is widely discussed on social media in the three countries studied and reflects on key knowledge gaps to take the research forward. Read more. You can also watch a webinar on the topic here.