Celebrating Female Leaders in 2021
Here at Lead Read Today, we’re eager to celebrate Women’s History Month and International Women's Day — through the lens of leadership research, of course. That’s our specialty.
After all, what do studies say about women and leadership? Certainly, evidence-based discussions are critical when having a robust discussion about female influence in our society and their roles as leaders.
We urge you to scroll through the following list of articles and find some that connect with you personally. Perhaps they can help you answer a curiosity you’ve always had. Maybe you find something you then feel compelled to share with a friend.
You’ll see we’ve divided up the articles into two different sections. Hopefully this can help you more quickly narrow the selections on which ones you may be particularly interested in reading and sharing.
Here we go….
Female leaders’ positive impacts on the world and the workplace
Women’s Leadership During the COVID-19 Crisis
A Change Agent in the Male-Dominated Sport of Wrestling: Part 1
A Change Agent in the Male-Dominated Sport of Wrestling: Part 2
Wikipedia, Women and Leadership
Difficulties female leaders are faced with in the workplace
Break Through and Pass the Gate: Why is There Gender Disparity in Leadership?
Modern Sexism and Presidential Elections
Black Female Leaders and the Glass Cliff
Gendered Emotions: Raging Men and Weeping Women
Think Crisis, Think Female, and the Glass Cliff
A Note About Female Role Models in Music
Female Career Success: Past, Present, and Future
Disclaimer
Here at Lead Read Today, we endeavor to take an objective (rational, scientific) approach to analyzing leaders and leadership. All opinion pieces will be reviewed for appropriateness, and the opinions shared are solely of the author and not representative of The Ohio State University or any of its affiliates.
