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By the Book: International Women's Day And How to #EmbraceEquity In Publishing

07-Mar-23 20:00

By the Book: International Women's Day And How to #EmbraceEquity In Publishing

In line with the theme for 2023's International Women's Day - #EmbraceEquity - we look at book publishing, and what needs to happen to reach gender equity within the field on all levels. We speak with Flavia Alves Bravin, board member of PublisHer, a community of female publishing leaders who seek to address the inequalities in the field. We close off the conversation with recommendations of writings by women to check out. 


Image Credit: Facebook/PublisHerEvents

Produced by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharmilla Ganesan

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharmilla Ganesan


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Categories:  Literature/PhilosophyWomen in Business

Tags:  #embraceequityinternational women's dayfeminismbook publisherswomen writers





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