This video is a tutorial on two-way frequency tables. The instructor explains what two-way frequency tables are and how they can provide us with two pieces of information about a data set by using two axes of the table. They use examples...

In today’s manufacturing world, women play a much larger role than they have in the past. Whether they are creative, analytical or process-oriented, there is a place in manufacturing for women. From leadership in the front office to...

This video is a musical tribute to William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States, who is remembered for his love of the gold standard and his role in the Spanish-American War, which unknowingly sparked the beginning of US...

This video tells the story of Alana, a transgender individual who initially joined the military to conform to societal expectations of masculinity. Through personal struggles and self-discovery, Alana eventually embraces her true...

This video features a discussion on the importance of diversity in the workplace and the challenges that arise when employees cannot communicate effectively in English. The conversation also touches on the need for language learning and...

Throughout American history, young girls have worked in fields, factories and homes to provide for themselves and their families - and sacrificed their childhood. The same thing is still happening today.

The first Asian American woman ever to be elected to Congress, Patsy Mink dedicated her life to participating in the democratic process and improving the lives of others.

Native American interpreter Sacagawea was the only woman on Lewis and Clark’s expedition into the West. She played a vital role, but was subsequently forgotten.

The lives and rights of women in Greece, from a modern perspective, seem severely limited; yet, they played important roles in society.

How many neuroscientists can you name off the top of your head? In this special episode of Neuro Transmissions, weêre taking a moment to talk about a very awesome neuroscientist. Dr. Ben Barres is a brilliant researcher and a champion...

A fair and equitable workplace is a respectful workplace! This basic respect and fair treatment course teaches employees the foundations of a fair and equitable workplace based on core respect principles. Topics include defining a fair...

In this video, you will be introduced to clinical laboratory values including references ranges, normal values, patient factors influencing lab values, blood panel values and serum electrolyte levels. You will also learn about the...

Short animation explaining UN Sustainable Development Goal 5: Gender Equality for younger students

She was enslaved at birth – but became the first lady’s favorite dressmaker and the author of a sensational memoir that shocked the nation. So who was Elizabeth Keckly?

Sapiens' author Yuval Noah Harari on gender.

This video explains the concept of sample space and how to organize all possible outcomes using examples such as gender outcomes and playing Rock, Paper, Scissors. It also introduces the fundamental counting principle and discusses the...

Dr. Sonia Nieto has devoted her professional life to questions of diversity, equity, and social justice in education. A native of Brooklyn, New York, she began her teaching career in 1966 in an intermediate school in Brooklyn, later...

Equal Pay Act of 1963

In this video, we look at gender-based violence (and violence against women, including domestic violence and rape) and take a look at what we as individuals and as a society can do to address the problem. Things like promoting gender...

Rana Foroohar and Gillian Tett discuss the wave of sexual harassment allegations that have come to light in recent months

In this short film social constructionism is both illustrated - by explaining how culture teaches us to see the world in certain ways - and applied through examples of contemporary and cross-cultural constructions of gender.

"If anyone aims to put Lionel Shriver straight, white female on my tombstone, I'm definitely getting cremated".

As we develop, how do stereotypes come to affect behavioral choices? Andrew Meltzoff, Co-Director of the University of Washington’s Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences, answers your question in this edition of Ask a Scientist.

Some fear that politics based on protecting race, religion or other minority groups can threaten the rights of others. How did identity politics emerge and have they gone too far?