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June 3, 2016

Ceder discusses research on women's leadership in nonprofit theaters and how other trends in women's leadership in elected office and on corporate boards, reflect the need for more female representation and participation.

Ineke Ceder, Research Associate

June 3, 2016 (12:49 min)

Ceder discusses research on women's leadership in nonprofit theaters and how other trends in women's leadership in elected office and on corporate boards, reflect the need for more female representation and participation. She shares ideas to incentivize the field. This podcast is a part of the multi-media series Advancing the Status of Women & Girls, Families & Communities: Policy Recommendations for the Next U.S. President.

Ineke Ceder is a Research Associate at the Wellesley Centers for Women and is a member of the research team working on the Women's Leadership in Residential Theaters project.

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