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Sarah Gammage is director of gender, economic empowerment and livelihoods at the International Center for Research on Women. Sarah Gammage leads the organization’s work on women’s economic empowerment with a particular focus on the care economy, time use and time burdens, and intra-household processes. She has more than 25 years of experience as researcher and feminist economist, providing policy advice and supporting strategic advocacy on gender equality in Latin America, Africa and Asia. She is an associate editor of Feminist Economics and a member of Women in Informal Employment Globalizing and Organizing.
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The #MeToo campaign has shone a light on the abuse women face at work, from the factories of India to Hollywood. The good news is we know how to prevent harassment, writes the International Center for Research on Women’s chief economist Sarah Gammage.
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