Dr. Bonnie Stabile, Associate Professor in the Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University, delves into the intricacies of how gender policy and acculturation affect women’s leadership. While pointing out the critical importance of representation across all sectors and the barriers that women face in ascending to leadership roles, she emphasizes the need for policies that support women’s entry into leadership and ensure their sustainability and advancement in these roles. The conversation also examines the systemic issues within public policies and the importance of crafting and implementing procedures that genuinely advance women’s interests and rights. Bonnie’s insights provide a compelling call to action for greater gender equity and the empowerment of women in all realms of public and private life.
