Gender SegregationBy genderinclusivepolicyinstitute / February 5, 2024 « Back to Glossary IndexGender segregation manifests itself in differences in patterns of representation of women and men in labour market, public and political life, unpaid domestic work and caring, and in young women’s and men’s choice of education.
Gender segregation manifests itself in differences in patterns of representation of women and men in labour market, public and political life, unpaid domestic work and caring, and in young women’s and men’s choice of education.
