I wanted to be a better husband. So I planned my kid’s birthday party.
Washington Post,
When I pledged to be a better husband and father, offering to plan our youngest’s 4th birthday party seemed like a good place…
The ‘Three As’ of Advocating for Women
ThriveGlobal,
How to use the science behind inclusion to close the workforce gender gap As America faces compounding crises— fighting COVID-19…
How an Unfair Division of Labor Hurts Your Relationship
ThriveGlobal,
Inequality in a couple can impact everyone's happiness. Like many people my age, I had a father who went to work every day and…
How an unfair division of labor may hurt your relationship
Ladders,
Like many people my age, I had a father who went to work every day and a mom who stayed home—a traditional arrangement.
News story from Times Higher Education on Thursday 29 November 2018
Times Higher Education,
A study suggests that women do most of the reminding to get stuff done (and no, it’s not nagging)
Global Advisors,
Research has shown that, in heterosexual couples, women tend to do more of the housework.
A study suggests that women do most of the reminding to get stuff done (and no, it’s not nagging)
Quartz,
Research has shown that, in heterosexual couples, women tend to do more of the housework.
Women are more likely to do invisible housework, study shows
Mic,
There's a lot of work that goes into maintaining a household that would go undetected by the standard white glove test.
Men benefit from women's brain power in the home
USA Today,
Women often assume a household's "mental housework."(Photo: Jacob Ammentorp Lund, Getty Images/iStockphoto) Women are more…