IUBWR

Let's close close the gender equity gap.

Indiana University Bloomington Women Rising’s missions are (1) to build awareness and knowledge regarding the gender equity pay gap and (2) educate students about how they can advocate for themselves in professional environments to combat workplace inequity. IUBWR aims to provide leadership, volunteer, and educational opportunities for students to apply in real-world career development and planning.

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TenTalks

TenTalks are ten minute presentations created to increase awareness, knowledge and understanding of gender equity gap issues in the workforce. IUB Women Rising’s TenTalks focus on the importance of allyship and empowering women with the knowledge and skills required to enter the workforce confidently. Some topics covered throughout the talks include the motherhood penalty, intersectionality, opportunity gaps, and more! We also tailor our talks to the organization we work with to make them as relevant as possible to each audience.

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IUB Women Rising Alliance Leaders

Intern - IUB Women Rising

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Hi! My name is Aditi Aggarwal. I am a Junior double-majoring in Management and Marketing with a co-major in Business Analytics.

Lead Intern - IUB Women Rising

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Rachel is an undergraduate student pursuing a double major in History and Environmental Science in the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.

Intern - IUB Women Rising

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My name is Sanjana, and I'm an IUB Women Rising intern at CEW&T. I'm a sophomore majoring in Information Systems and Business Analytics at the Kelley School of Business.

Kaz Shindle

Faculty Champion

Kaz Shindle graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences and minors in Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies, German, and Chemistry. Having worked in biology research laboratories for three years, they saw the very real ways that systematic oppression becomes integrated into scientific research and practices. Based on these experiences, they focus their research on the intersections of science, gender, race, ability, sexuality, and bodies.