Join us on 26 March, 4-6:30 for an insightful event with UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) featuring expert economists discussing: ✔ Career opportunities across sectors ✔ Gender & diversity in the profession ✔ Personal journeys & challenges for aspiring economists eventbrite.co.uk/e/inspiring-ca…

Economic literacy is vital for the next generation to participate fully in our society - great work from EconomicsinTen , be sure to check it out!

Happy International Women's Day! At the Department of Social Policy, we’re proud to support research on gender equity through the @WISSPRH network and our events exploring gender issues. Today, we celebrate the women driving change in policy and research!

Happy #InternationalWomensDay! #IWD2025 Next week is also Women at Imperial Week, where we’ll be celebrating the achievements of our incredible staff, students and alumni. Discover their inspiring stories through our new Women at Imperial hub ⬇️ imperial.ac.uk/women-at-imper…

📢📢We would like to remind you of some exciting volunteer and job opportunities at RES! We encourage you to apply or share these opportunities with others in your network. 👉bit.ly/3DhHCiG #hiring #RESJobs #Vacancies #Jobs #EconTwitter

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We wouldn’t be where we are today without our trailblazers. These are the women who took the first steps across Imperial, and made room for many more to come. Read on to find out more, as part of Women at Imperial Week 🔽

📢LAST DAY TO VOTE - #RESmembers are invited to vote in the #RESCouncil Elections for Council members to serve a five-year term from 2025–2030. We appreciate your participation in this election. ⏰23:59 TODAY 📽️Learn more👉bit.ly/3QQRWRW #CouncilElections #membership

Tomorrow, Almudena SEVILLA LSE Social Policy & Women in Social and Public Policy Research. LSE will be speaking at the Royal Economic Society UK WEN Annual Networking event, on their progress and future plans. ➡️ buff.ly/o5Kycqm

Admiring some of our magnificent neighbours this weekend 😍 #SouthKensington #ImperialMeansBusiness

In partnership with The Health Foundation, this week we met up with professionals, experts and interested parties from across economics to discuss our new report - "Tackling the Gender Gap in Who Studies Economics in the UK". Read the full report here 👉 buff.ly/UuzNocb

🙌Thank you to our amazing speakers, organisers and all those who attended our UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) Inspirational Talk The University of Manchester 'Inspiring Careers in Economics: Exploring Opportunities Across Sectors'. Recording & photos available👉bit.ly/3Yvtaer #WomeninEcon #EconTwitter

🎓 Final spaces available for the next UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) Career Conversations event at LSE Department of Economics on 21 May! Hear from Dharshini David OBE, Dee Ladva, Sonia Bhaltora and more inspiring women economists. 📅 9:30–13:00 + networking lunch 🔗 Book now: bit.ly/4m5Z7UX #UKWEN

Kicked off our UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) event at LSE Department of Economics sponsored by Haver Analytics with opening remarks by Sir Prof Chris Pissarides and a brilliant keynote by Rupal Patel, chaired by Almudena SEVILLA. Inspiring talk, lively discussion, great networking! #UKWEN #RESEvents

🙌 A powerful second half of the UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) event at LSE Department of Economics, with support from Haver Analytics. Workshop on imposter syndrome with Dee Ladva and a panel on career journeys with Dr. Marta Paczos, Brit Grosskopf, Kat Deyes & Sonia Bhalotra. #womeninecon #econtwitter

It was great to attend such an inspiring event Royal Economic Society UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) Careers Conversations at LSE Social Policy! Thank you to the organisers. #RES #UKWEN

Still time to sign up for ESTIMATE, which starts in less than two weeks. Those in/near East Lansing can attend in person! An online option also is available. Still planning on the Saturday evening soccer match .... econ.msu.edu/academics/esti…

An excellent workshop today helping shift the narrative on the use of Gen AI in Economics education. Thanks Stone Centre at UCL, CTaLE.

📸🎥 Missed our recent UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) Careers event? You can now view the recording & photos! 👉 bit.ly/3HCbNmy Over 100 delegates joined us at LSE for insights, inspiration & advice from leading #womeninecon. #UKWEN #Economics #EconTwitter

But why?! This is mind-blowing to me. How can gender differences in math emerge already 4 months after enrolling in school? What are schools/teachers/parents doing wrong?