Gender Policies Lacking in All-Female N.Z. Election: NCWNZ

The transcript discusses the gendered impact of COVID-19 in New Zealand, highlighting the lack of targeted policies for women who have been disproportionately affected. It explores perceptions of gender equality in the country, especially under Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's leadership. The discussion extends to the role of women in leadership, the persistence of gender stereotypes, and the challenges women face in the political arena. The transcript concludes by evaluating the progress made in gender equality under Ardern's government, noting improvements in leadership roles but acknowledging ongoing challenges.

What are the specific gendered outcomes of COVID that the National Council of Women of New Zealand expected to be addressed?

In what ways does the perception of gender equality in New Zealand differ from the reality, according to the text?

How does the leadership of women in government influence the representation of women in senior leadership roles across other sectors?

What recommendations does the National Council of Women have for improving gender equality in the workplace?

What challenges do female political candidates face in portraying themselves as female leaders?