News and Views: The Rhodes Project Blog
This week, 22 current women Rhodes Scholars gathered in Oxford to discuss their experiences of being women in the Rhodes and Oxford communities. They shared specific actions and policies that left them feeling excluded or unheard. They discussed what factors caused impostor syndrome, and explored the actions everyone in the community can take to make the Rhodes community a more inclusive and supportive place for everyone—especially women. This list grew from that discussion.
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The Sun reverses its position on Page 3, brings it back http://t.co/3WQq85RW28 -
In light of the Page 3 news, we recommend this series where artist Katie Horwich paints clothes on Page 3 Girls http://t.co/stg3Jy6k2f
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As the Sun announces the end of Page 3, the @Telegraph republishes a piece by @NoMorePage3 founder Lucy Holmes http://t.co/xIAjn7U4Sy
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RT @MAKERSwomen: Get excited: @GDIGM is spearheading a women and diversity film festival this May http://t.co/KGpz603zFO http://t.co/hlcPNKVldU
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Work, life, decisions and sacrifice in a military family - an interview by @JessGrose http://t.co/66YJnDjPeg
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