Equality & Covid-19

The articles listed below explore some of the effects Covid-19 has had on people with disabilities.

Title	Publication	Date
Post-lockdown position paper	Science Direct	5/12/2020

Covid-19 has particular resonance with carers, many of whom have found themselves without their usual supports in the midst of the lockdown. Some relevant articles are listed below.

Title	Publication	Date	Reference Report
The impact of Covid-19 on Ireland's full-time carers	RTÉ	7th April 2020
Caring for the carers during Covid-19 outbreak	RTÉ	26th April 2020
Carers are frontline workers too ... but we are unappreciated and unseen	The Independent	10th June 2020
A 'Hitchhiker's Guide' to Caring for an Older Person Before and During Coronavirus-19	Gender, Work & Organization	19th May 2020
Sharing the Caring	Women's Higher Education Network	2020	Full Report

Covid-19 has impacted our lives in myriad ways in every walk of life, right across the globe. There is growing evidence that it has impacted different communities differently. Below is a selection of some of the articles and reports from research into how Covid-19 has disparately impacted the genders.

Title	Publication	Date	Reference Report
Coronavirus cutbacks could reverse hard-fought equity gains in STEM workforce	Nature Index	25th May 2020
The decline of women's research production during the coronavirus pandemic	Nature Index	19th May 2020
Are women publishing less during the pandemic? Here’s what the data say	Nature Index	20th May 2020	Link
Pandemic ‘risks reversing’ Australia’s research gender equity gains	Times Higher Education	21st May 2020	Link
How are mothers and fathers balancing work and life under the lockdown?	Institute for Fiscal Studies	_May 2020
Women academics seem to be submitting fewer papers during coronavirus. ‘Never seen anything like it,’ says one editor.	The Lily	24th April 2020
No room of one's own	Inside Higher Ed	21st April 2020
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on women in the STEM workforce	Rapid Research Information Forum	17th May 2020
Women's research plummets during lockdown - but articles from men increase	The Guardian	12th May 2020
The pandemic and the female academic	Nature	17th April 2020
Domestic violence reports up 30% in some areas since lockdown, says Garda	The Irish Times	27th April 2020
Beginning the conversation: responding to domestic violence and abuse in higher education communities during the COVID-19 pandemic	Universities UK	30th April 2020	Link
Female world leaders hailed as voices of reason amid the coronavirus chaos	Washington Post	20th April 2020
Inequality in the impact of the coronavirus shock: evidence from real time surveys	IZA Institute of Labor Economics (discussion paper series)	_April 2020
Who is doing new research in the time of COVID-19? Not the female economists	VoxEU	2nd May 2020
COVID-19’s gendered impact on academic productivity	Github.com	11th May 2020
Briefing Note: Supporting Staff & Students Experiencing Gender-based Violence (GBV) During the COVID-19 Crisis	Advance HE	_May 2020
Covid is not the great equaliser	The Irish Times	8th June 2020
Enacting leadership professional development in practice and the impediments to organisational and industry change in rural and regional Australia	Gender, Work & Organization	21st May 2020
'All the single ladies' as the ideal academic in times of Covid-19?	Gender, Work & Organization	21at May 2020
Coping with the COVID-19 Crisis: Force Majeure and Gender Performativity	Gender, Work & Organization	21st May 2020
Digital surveillance in post-coronavirus China: a feminist view on the price we pay	Gender, Work & Organization	19th May 2020
Challenges for the female academic during the Covid-19 pandemic	The Lancet	18th June 2020
The Virus Moved Female Faculty to the Brink. Will Universities Help?	The New York Times	6th October 2020
Female academics bounced back in publishing as lockdowns eased	THE World University Rankings	Jan 2021

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