Why empowering men at home is good for gender equality

Economist Natacha Catalino argues that a better work/life balance for everyone is possible when we rethink stereotypes about gendered responsibilities at work and home. This talk was filmed at TEDxBasel.
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[@dewhittb]

Great info!!

[@ang5491]

one gender at home and the other away is never an indication of equality. not that i support gender equality, because i want my fellow men to have the instinct and desire to lead in a family, again, not that I think it is possible for all men to be like that. some are just born to be less assertive, and we can definitely find some good in them. but i still want most of my fellow men to be aware of their natural predisposition to CARE FOR women, instead of BEING CARED BY women. doesn't matter if you're rich or not, more of whether you are willing to take your share of responsiblity or not.

[@billwalton4571]

We need close the gap, we need equal numbers of women working on trawler boats, coal mining, sewer drain workers, concreters, bricklayers, power lines workers, diesel mechanics and bodyguards.