To celebrate its 20 year anniversary, LNVH launched an online campaign 'Beyond The Figures'. The aim of the campaign is to show what the LNVH has achieved in the past 20 years and to look at the goals for the next 20 years.
The campaign puts a spotlight on the key figures that worked on the advancement of women in science and sets the tone on how to move forward for the next 20 years towards a truly inclusive academic community.
We are going to tell the stories 'behind the numbers', like the numbers and figures presented in the Women Professors Monitor, and demonstrate why and for whom the LNVH remains fully committed to reaching our goals.
The campaign on Instagram
‘Home base’ for the campaign is the instagramaccount @beyondthefigures from where we will link (in a slightly different form) to twitter, LinkedIn, the LNVH website and the newsletter. LNVH will share relevant content such as facts and figures from studies like the Monitor, interviews, interesting reads, tips to watch and relevant discussions in the media.
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Inspiring interviews
LNVH talks to academics about their careers, lives and drivers for change. What is their 'story beyond the figures'?
Our first interview was with prof. Annelien Bredenoord, rector magnificus of Erasmus University Rotterdam. Topics addressed in this interview are 'Erkennen en Waarderen' ('recognition and rewards'), diversity and inclusion and the synergy between politics and science.
Our second interview was with prof. Tanya Bondarouk, Professor of HRM and Technology at the University of Twente, and as of November 1th 2021, LNVH newest board member. Topics adressed in this interview are Tanya's background, 'Erkennen en Waarderen' ('recognition and rewards'), inclusion and her plans for the LNVH.
Our third interview was with dr. Linda Drijvers and dr. ir. Julia Cramer.
Our fourth interview was with prof. Tanja van der Lippe, professor of Sociology of Households and Labour Relations. Topics adressed in this interview are the importance of sharing knowledge, the position of women in the labor market and women in leadership positions.
Our fifth interview was with prof. Sandra Groeneveld, professor of Sociology of Households and Labour Relations. Topics adressed in this interview are social safety in the public sector, leadership and the development of the LNVH toolkit 'Harassment in academia'.
Our sixth interview was with prof. Yvonne Benschop, professor of Organisational Behavior at Radboud University Nijmegen, on the occasion of her joining the LNVH board. Read all about her motivation for achieving gender equality, both from her professional field and her board membership.
- Click here for the interview with prof. dr. Yvonne Benschop (in Dutch). Click here for the full English version.
Or most recent interview was with prof. Barbara Banda, educator, speaker, executive coach, and author, visiting Professor at the Rotterdam School of Management, educator at Duke Corporate Education, and Professor of Practice in strategy and leadership at Hult Executive Education. During the 2024 LNVH Affiliates' Meeting, Prof. Banda gave her perspective on creating truly inclusive organizations and the leadership change necessary to achieve this.
