As part of the first ever Corporate Engineering Women's Summit at Google, Wharton 22s President Laszlo Syrop introduces the group and discusses the role of male allies. Along with WWIB Co-President Ashley Wells, they join senior executives from Google in discussing gender and ally-ship in the workplace.
Read MoreThe 22s have been featured extensively in the Wharton Journal and major publications
SiriusXM Business Radio: Wharton 22s on Women@Work Show→
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Outgoing 22s leadership Laszlo Syrop and Daniel Ingram and incoming 22s leadership Sebastian Rodriguez and Nick Mora join Laura Zarrow for a discussion on the past year's accomplishments and vision of the organization. Audio coming soon!
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Laszlo Syrop and Daniel Ingram of the Wharton 22s discuss gender issues on campus, at work, and in the home with Professor Stew Friedman on SiriusXM Business Radio!
Read More#becauseofHer Campaign
/Highlight the women in your life over Thanksgiving break! Wharton, look around. Look at your family. Look at your classmates. Look at your friends. When we think about the women closest to us, of course we want gender equality in our world. The Wharton 22s invite you to join the #becauseofHer campaign - an opportunity for Wharton men (and women) to highlight important and influential women in your lives. For many of us, these are the people who have helped inspire us to join in partnership with women to pursue a world with greater gender equality. Over the Thanksgiving break, take photos with the important and influential women in your lives (family, classmates, friends, former managers, etc), post to Facebook and Instagram (or email to us) with the hashtag #becauseofHer, and tell us how these women inspire you. If you can, proudly wear your Wharton 22s or WWIB t-shirt in the photo! Check out the submissions>
Wharton Journal: Join us on Nov. 12 for a Discussion on Why Men Should Support Gender Equality at Work→
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The Wharton 22s, with support from the Return on Equality Coalition, Wharthogs Rugby, Out4Biz, Wharton Boxing, Wharton California Club, and the Wharton Work/Life Integration Project, are excited to bring Michael Kimmel, a leading scholar on gender and masculinity issues, to Wharton to discuss the topic “Why Should Men Support Gender Equality at Work?”
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Listen to a recording of Laszlo Syrop and Daniel Ingram of the Wharton 22s discussing gender equity at business schools and in the workplace on SiriusXM Business Radio!
Read MoreWharton Journal: Real Men Stand Up for Gender Equality→
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What we must realize together is that we have to stand up for the success of all women if we want it for those we know. Society has progressed immensely over the past few decades when it comes to gender equality, and that progress should motivate us to push harder, not ease up. So join us, because real men stand up for gender equality.
Read MoreThe Washington Post: A gender-equality club, run by men→
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One of the key ideas behind [the 22s] was we wanted to dispel the notion that gender equality is a women's issue," said Simran Singh, who graduated from Wharton this year. "We wanted to show that it's a universal issue."
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While the film’s subjects at times constitute extreme examples of the consequences of hyper-masculinity – men facing life sentences at San Quentin prison for crimes committed as juveniles or at-risk youth in troubled communities – many of the points it raises about authenticity and the ways social forces constrain our expressions of gender can ring true even for Wharton MBAs.
Read MoreWharton Journal - Recap of Learnings From 22s Dinner Discussions On Gender Equality→
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As part of the broader goal to facilitate debate and discussion around gender equality, the 22s organized a series of dinners the past week focusing on gender equality in business school. The dinners provide a great opportunity to share and learn different perspectives on the issue from a personal and professional viewpoint (over great food and wine). The dinners are part of a continuing series with a different topic discussed every week.
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