Events

University of Zurich professor David Yanagizawa-Drott presents findings from a global study on misperceptions of gender norms, showing misperceptions are pervasive worldwide.

On February 24 you are invited to a lunchtime book talk with Lorissa Rinehart on her new book: Winning the Earthquake: How Jeannette Rankin Defied All Odds to Become the First Woman...

This talk, part of the WAPPP EqualiTEA conversation series, will feature HKS professor Dr. Leary and guest Jordan Brooks.

Professor Anne Boring from Erasmus University Rotterdam will share results of a study examining how job-seekers respond to anonymized hiring practices and what this reveals about building...

The Women and Public Policy Program (WAPPP) is hosting our annual International Women’s Day community breakfast on Thursday, March 5, 2026.

This seminar with Wharton associate professor Corinne Low is part of the WAPPP spring seminar series, Fairness and Meritocracy at Work.

In this talk, Tufts assistant professor Ursina Schaede will share results from a randomized control trial that provides mothers with information about the long-term costs of reduced...

University of Minnesota associate professor Alan Benson will present research on how firms’ reliance on subjective assessments of “potential” in promotion decisions can contribute...

This seminar with University of Virginia associate professor Laura Morgan Roberts is part of the WAPPP spring seminar series, Fairness and Meritocracy at Work.

University of Pittsburgh professor Lise Vesterlund presents new evidence on gender differences in the pursuit of top academic performance and explores their potential labor market...