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When Movements Lose Momentum: What Cate Blanchett’s Cannes Comments Reveal About Gender Equity
Cate Blanchett’s recent comments at the Cannes Film Festival were striking not because they were shocking, but because they were familiar. When Blanchett said the #MeToo movement “got killed very quickly,” she captured something many women—and many thoughtful men in the middle—have quietly observed across industries, not just Hollywood. Movements often begin with momentum, visibility, and urgency. Organizations pledge change. Leaders speak publicly. Panels are held. Statemen
May 19


Gender Equity Progress Earns Fragile and Modest Status
What gets measured gets done or so the saying goes; unless we are talking gender equity, however, and then a decade of measurement shows...
Sep 24, 2024


The Danger of Complacency: What is next?
Complacency is the enemy of progress. Complacency breeds stagnation and a false sense of security. When we become content with the status...
Jul 3, 2024
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