by United Nations Association of Malaysia (UNAM) Youth
Welcome to UNAM Youth's Podcast In conjunction with the United Nations internationally observed days, we expand the conversation on its importance of the day and the relevance to our status quo through our podcast. Starting a conversation that matters.
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December 3, 2021
<p>This is Part 2 of a 2-Part Episode. <br> <br> According to Psychology of Women Quarterly (2014), despite progress in reducing the acceptability of blatant gender discrimination, women continue to face subtle and ambiguous manifestations of prejudice and they often experience more covert discrimination than in the past. <br> <br> In conjunction with the International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women, UNAM Youth will unpack “Microaggression Against Women at the Workplace" with guest speaker Emellia Shariff, Founder & Managing Partner (Speak Up Malaysia), and Rizal Rozhan, Assistant Vice President, Strategy & Programs (Impact Development) alongside moderator, Hazirah Adlina, Deputy Head of Community, Outreach, and Collaboration at UNAM Youth. <br> <br> Don't forget to tune in to hear more on the issue.</p>
December 1, 2021
<p>This is Part 1 of a 2-Part Episode.<br> <br> According to Lean In, 64% of women are experiencing micro-aggression at least once in their lifetime. Most commonly, women have to provide more evidence of their competence than men and they have their judgment questioned in their area of expertise.<br> <br> In conjunction with the International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women, UNAM Youth will unpack “Microaggression Against Women at the Workplace" with guest speaker Emellia Shariff, Founder & Managing Partner (Speak Up Malaysia), and Rizal Rozhan, Assistant Vice President, Strategy & Programs (Impact Development) alongside moderator, Hazirah Adlina, Deputy Head of Community, Outreach, and Collaboration at UNAM Youth.<br> <br> Don't forget to tune in to hear more on the issue.</p>
September 28, 2021
<p>The International Day for Universal Access to Information calls for acknowledging and protecting our human right to information. This is achievable by mobilising governments, the private sector and civil society to value public access to information and to be concerned about their data. Ultimately, this would contribute towards SDG 16 that is to have accountable institutions for inclusive societies.<br> <br> In this episode, UNAM Youth will unpack “The Right to Know: Freedom of Information Towards the Public Good" with guest speaker Dr. Lim Chee Han, Senior Researcher of Third World Network (TWN) and Dr. Rachel Gong, Senior Researcher at Khazanah Research Institute (KRI) alongside moderator, Maryam Lee, Head of Information Knowledge Management at UNAM Youth. </p> <p>Tune in to hear more on the issue.</p>
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Welcome to UNAM Youth's Podcast
In conjunction with the United Nations internationally observed days, we expand the conversation on its importance of the day and the relevance to our status quo through our podcast.
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